Man charged with assault on Grealish after Manchester derby

A 20-year-old man named Alfie Holt has been charged with assaulting Manchester City midfielder Jack Grealish at the Manchester derby held at Old Trafford. The incident occurred as Grealish was leaving the pitch following the scoreless draw, prompting a police investigation. Although both Manchester City and United have refrained from commenting due to the ongoing investigation, Holt is scheduled to appear in court in July. Additionally, City manager Pep Guardiola condemned crowd behavior, specifically addressing vulgar chants targeted at teammate Phil Foden's mother, calling it a 'lack of class.' Guardiola emphasized that such behavior reflects poorly on society rather than just the clubs involved. Grealish, who came on as a substitute in the match, is reported to have suffered no serious injuries from the altercation.