Manchester United fans poked fun at
Manchester City over their recent Champions League ban during their clash with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.


City have been barred from UEFA club competitions for the next two seasons and were dealt with a €30million (£25m) fine due to Financial Fair Play irregularities.


The governing body’s Adjudicatory Chamber found the back-to-back Premier League champions had overstated their sponsorship revenue between 2012 and 2016.


United fans decided to pour some salt on their rival’s wounds with a stinging chant in west London a few days after the verdict came through.


A section of the Red Devils faithful were heard chanting: “This is how it feels to be City, This is how it feels to be small, This is how it feels when your passport's back in the drawer, Back in the drawer, Back in the drawer.”


City’s penalty could force the Premier league to act due to FFP regulations affecting their own licensing.


City have already confirmed their plans to appeal the decision at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

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