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While one of the summit matches of the Premier League between Manchester United and Liverpool was being played at Old Trafford, Manchester City must currently support their rival Manchester to hope to win the title. But before the game, the fans joined forces for a completely different fight. Cityzens and Red Devils marched together to support Gaza and show solidarity for the victims of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
“A CITY UNITED 4 GAZA” we could read outside the Manchester United stadium. The banner is the initiative of a community group of football supporters from Greater Manchester working to mobilize for Palestine. They were already present during the match against Arsenal, this time near the Etihad Stadium.
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