Manchester City need a crucial win to stay in the title race as they face Liverpool, while Manchester United under new manager Ruben Amorim will battle Everton. Both games will be preceded by a joint protest against rising ticket prices.
Manchester City need a win to keep their title challenge alive, Liverpool could knock their closest rivals out of that title race, and Ruben Amorim is searching for his first win as Manchester United manager.
City fans have already stood alongside Southampton supporters before a recent home game in front of a banner reading 'Stop Exploiting Loyalty'. It is part of a wider campaign from the Football Supporters' Association which will step up this season. United fans also took part in the protest before their recent game at West Ham.
"Tribalism holds football fans back from addressing the real threats to the game we built - working-class fans are being priced out before our eyes. We can reverse this trend.”
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