The FC Porto team faced Manchester City in a match that was marked by a confusion registered at halftime, according to reports from the English press. The incident occurred in the tunnel leading to the dressing rooms, after a first half that reportedly ended tense between the two clubs.
According to the same sources, Portuguese defender Rúben Dias, a former Manchester City player, allegedly pushed Francesco Farioli, who was the assistant coach of the English team at the time. This moment of tension reportedly happened precisely when the teams were heading to the dressing rooms at the end of the first half.
In addition to this incident, Marcus Bettinelli, Manchester City's backup goalkeeper, was also allegedly pushed during the confusion in the tunnel. The article does not specify who allegedly pushed Bettinelli or the exact details of how the moment unfolded.
The English press reported these events, highlighting the fact that Rúben Dias, who knows Manchester City well from having played for the English club, was involved in this tense situation with members of his former club during the match.
