MANCHESTER CITY are frustrated and baffled that nobody has been punished for the attack on their team bus at Anfield last month.
Liverpool will be in the Uefa dock today to answer TEN charges against them spread over four Champions League matches.
And four of those relate to the ordeal Pep Guardiola and his City men went through as they made their way to the stadium on April 4.
The vehicle was pelted with bottles, flares and cans and the damage was so bad it was declared unfit to take the squad home at the end of their quarter-final tie.
Eight weeks since the game took place, no arrests have being made and there are no details of suspects they want to speak to.
City were angry with the way police dealt with the situation particularly as they knew it could happen well in advance.
City are waiting to see if Uefa bring any charges against Liverpool related to the incident
A spokesman for Merseyside Police said: “No arrests have been made and our appeal is on-going.”
So City will be interested to see whether Uefa take any action when four charges against Liverpool are heard today.