The controversy surrounding Manchester City's refereeing decisions has been ongoing for some time now, and it seems to have reached new heights with the recent match against Liverpool. The match was played at Anfield in front of a packed crowd, but despite City's efforts, they were unable to secure a win.

One of the most controversial moments of the match came when City's Raheem Sterling scored a penalty kick that was initially given as a goal. However, after reviewing the video evidence, the referee changed his mind and ruled out the goal, citing a foul by Liverpool's defender Virgil van Dijk. This decision was met with widespread criticism from fans and media alike, with many feeling that the referee had made a mistake and should not have overturned the goal.

Another incident that has sparked debate is the handling of a corner kick by Liverpool's Roberto Firmino. In the build-up to the corner, City's goalkeeper Ederson Moraes was fouled by Firmino, who then took the ball down the pitch before curling it into the box. Despite the obvious handball, the referee failed to give a penalty kick, which led to Liverpool scoring their second goal and taking control of the game.

These incidents have raised questions about the fairness and impartiality of the refereeing decisions, and have led to calls for greater transparency and accountability in the sport. Many fans and experts believe that there needs to be more clarity and consistency in the refereeing process, so that games can be decided fairly and without争议.