— Manchester City (@ManCity)
September 15, 2018
Before kick-off, the pair met City manager Pep Guardiola.
Mrs Cohen, a member of the Shaare Hayim Sephardi community in Didsbury, said: "Pep said hello to me and I said thank you for all you’ve done for this team. Things used to be very different from how they are today.
"They didn’t have a scoreboard when I first came – a man used to come around with a blackboard with the score on it."
Last year, Mrs Cohen and Mrs Halon both met City captain Vincent Kompany when he dropped in for a cup of tea.
Mrs Cohen told the JC at the time: "We got the shock of our lives... He gave me a big kiss. He’s such a gentleman.”
Mrs Cohen presented a £23,000 cheque in August to the Manchester’s Christie Hospital. She has raised money through baking in memory of her daughter Jennifer who was treated there before her death 16 years ago.
