Liverpool paid Manchester City a £1 million settlement after hacking incident
Getty Images | An areal view of Anfield, Liverpool's home ground. Three members of the club's staff are alleged to have unlawfully accessed Manchester City's scouting system back in 2013.
Liverpool paid a £1 million settlement to Manchester City in 2013 after the Manchester club filed a legal complaint alleging their scouting system had been unlawfully accessed, according to the Times.
Senior figures at two Premier League clubs believe the league should launch an investigation into the matter.
23 September 2019 - 7:20 AM
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