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When Manchester City scored the first goals the Premier League had seen in 100 days, only health workers were in the stands to applaud.
For the last three months, it's been the nation applauding the health workers. In protective clothing, they were among only 300 people allowed into the Etihad Stadium for the game against Arsenal which helped end the Premier League's shutdown on Wednesday.
The 55,000 seats that would usually be filled were instead empty, mostly covered by banners. The only supporters seen celebrating goals from Raheem Sterling, Kevin De Bruyne and Phil Foden during City's 3-0
For the last three months, it's been the nation applauding the health workers. In protective clothing, they were among only 300 people allowed into the Etihad Stadium for the game against Arsenal which helped end the Premier League's shutdown on Wednesday.
The 55,000 seats that would usually be filled were instead empty, mostly covered by banners. The only supporters seen celebrating goals from Raheem Sterling, Kevin De Bruyne and Phil Foden during City's 3-0
