Revealed: The four items that Liverpool fans aimed at Manchester City's Pep Guardiola

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola was targeted by four items from individuals in the Liverpool end of Anfield, a new report has revealed.

The incident came after Phil Foden thought he had put the Premier League champions ahead midway through the second-half.

However, upon further review from match referee Anthony Taylor via the pitchside VAR monitor, the goal was chalked off due to a foul in the build-up.

That sparked an animated and angry reaction from Pep Guardiola, who proceeded to rile up the supporters within Anfield that were closest to his technical area.

Not too long after the moment, Manchester City were incensed and briefed that they had seen their manager targeted by coins from individuals among the Liverpool crowd.

Details of the incident have now come to light via sources from within the club, and relayed by one newspaper on Monday afternoon.

According to the information of Martin Blackburn of The Sun, Liverpool fans pelted Pep Guardiola with three coins worth a combined total of £2.50 during Sunday’s clash at Anfield.

The cash was picked up by stewards and handed to the fourth official on the touchline in the second-half of the hotly-contested affair on Merseyside.

It has also been revealed that a piece of chewing gum was thrown in the direction of the Manchester City manager.

While Liverpool claim just one coin had been thrown in the direction of Pep Guardiola, The Sun report information from Etihad Stadium sources who insist it was three coins in total.

While the incident could have caused serious injury to the Manchester City manager, he did manage to see the funny side to it during his post-match reaction at Anfield.

Pep Guardiola said of the incident, “Next time they will do it better. They didn't get me.

“They tried but didn't get me.

"They got it on the coach years ago but not this time.”

Just hours after referring back to the attack on Manchester City's bus outside Anfield in 2018, another incident involving the coach occurred this time around.

On Monday morning, City publicised information that their coach was subject to an attack from individuals after the game, with one photograph highlighting a cracked windscreen.

Manchester City are expected to formalise a complaint to the Football Association and Premier League in the coming hours and days.