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Pep Guardiola mural defaced for second time in a week as Man Utd red splashed over art
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was vandalised twice in the week building up to their Manchester derby clash against Manchester United. Before the clash in which Guardiola's reigning Premier League champions took all three points with a 6-3 victory, the artwork on on 63-year-old Lesley Kelly's house was vandalised, cleaned and then vandalised again. With MUFC scrawled over a City badge just hours after the grand unveiling of artist Mr Meana's work, plans were put it place to restore the original design and cover it in an anti-vandalism coating. READ MORE: 'Mini Manchester Derby' saw non-league minnows play in front of over 3,000 fans However, the art was again vandalised ahead of the highly-anticipated derby with red paint thrown over the face of Guardiola's likeness with the words 'Manchester' in red and another MUFC.
