Everton fans have protested against their team's recent points deduction by flying a banner over the Etihad Stadium during Saturday's Premier League game between Manchester City and Liverpool.
The Toffees were hit with a 10-point deduction by the Premier League earlier this month for breaching financial rules, leaving Sean Dyche's side in the relegation zone with just four points from their 12 games.
Saturday's banner, which was organised by fan group The 1878s, read: "Premier League = corrupt" and was flown over the Etihad in the second half of the televised clash in Manchester.
Everton's sanction follows an alleged breach of the Premier League's profitability and sustainability rules in 2021/22 and is the biggest in the competition's history.
The Toffees have described the sanction as "wholly disproportionate and unjust" and the Liverpool-based club are appealing against the punishment.
City's game against Liverpool was chosen as the champions have faced no punishment for the 115 alleged breaches of finance rules they were charged with earlier in 2023.
In the first half of Saturday's game, there was another banner flown over the Etihad, that one calling for the release of an activist from the United Arab Emirates.
Organised by Amnesty International, it read "UAE: Free Ahmed Mansoor".
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