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Man City found guilty of all 114 Premier League financial charges and vow to appeal
An independent commission has found Manchester City guilty of breaching 114 Premier League financial regulations across nine years between 2009 and 2018. The club, who deny all wrongdoing, face potential title stripping, relegation or a points deduction, and have until Friday to lodge an appeal.
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Klopp softens on Liverpool 'parade' talk after Man City found guilty of financial charges
Jurgen Klopp has walked back his earlier jokes about celebrating in Mallorca if Manchester City were stripped of Premier League titles, saying he feels no need for a 'bus parade' following Tuesday's guilty verdict against City.
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Football Leaks founder loses police protection after Man City guilty verdict
Rui Pinto, the whistleblower whose Football Leaks website triggered the investigation into Manchester City, has had his police protection withdrawn in Portugal following the Premier League's independent commission finding City guilty of 114 of 115 charges.
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Gary Neville calls for Man City owners to be removed as only fair punishment after guilty verdict
Gary Neville has urged the Premier League to remove Manchester City's ownership group following the club's guilty verdict on 114 of 115 financial charges, arguing that stripping titles or imposing points deductions would fall short of what the offences demand.
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Neville warns Premier League 'dragged through the mud' after chilling Man City guilty verdict
Gary Neville says English football's reputation has taken a severe blow after an independent commission found Manchester City guilty on all charges of breaching Premier League financial rules across nine seasons, masking over £900m in owner contributions as commercial income.
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Tottenham chief backs De Zerbi despite winless start and bottom-place Premier League standing
Chief executive Vinai Venkatesham has publicly backed Roberto De Zerbi after Spurs collected just two points from five Premier League matches, citing encouraging underlying performances and the time needed for sweeping summer changes to take effect.
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Man City's guilty verdict hands Carrick a rare week of calm at United
Manchester United's difficult start to the season — five points from five games under Michael Carrick — has been pushed off the back pages by the Premier League's landmark ruling against Manchester City.
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Gyokeres refuses to rule out Arsenal exit as Arteta benches him in Premier League
Viktor Gyokeres has admitted he wants more playing time after failing to start a Premier League match this season, stopping short of ruling out a departure from Arsenal in the January window.
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Neville calls for Man City owners to be removed after guilty verdict on financial charges
Gary Neville has argued that stripping Manchester City of their ownership is the only punishment that truly fits the club's guilty verdict on Premier League financial breaches, dismissing points deductions and title removals as insufficient.
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Man City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak holds diplomatic immunity amid Premier League verdict fallout
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak carries diplomatic immunity in the UK, potentially shielding him from criminal proceedings and most civil action as the club faces consequences from its Premier League financial misconduct ruling.
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Carragher demands City's Abu Dhabi owners sell up after guilty financial verdict
Jamie Carragher has called on Sheikh Mansour and Manchester City's executives to sell the club following an independent commission's ruling that City deliberately breached Premier League financial rules across nine seasons.
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Etihad Airways threatens legal action against Premier League over Man City guilty verdict
Manchester City's main sponsor Etihad Airways is considering suing the Premier League after an independent commission found City guilty of arranging sham contracts that inflated club revenues by up to £830m between 2009 and 2018.
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Andy Burnham warns Manchester City owner exit would be 'really concerning' for the city
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham has said he would be 'really concerned' to lose Manchester City's owners, praising their role in building modern Manchester, as the club faces consequences after being found guilty of serious financial rule breaches.
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Man City found guilty on all charges: appeal deadline, punishment options, and Haaland's response
Manchester City have been found guilty of all Premier League financial charges by an independent commission, covering breaches across nine years between 2009 and 2018. The club are expected to appeal, while potential punishments range from a points deduction to relegation and title stripping.
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Man City face appeal deadline as Etihad rejects findings and new evidence claim emerges
Manchester City have until Friday to appeal their guilty verdict on 114 Premier League financial breaches, as shirt sponsor Etihad Airways hits back at the commission's findings and a former club chief raises the prospect of new exculpatory evidence.
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Wayne and Coleen Rooney reveal eight-year-old Cass's tears after Everton academy release
Wayne and Coleen Rooney have spoken candidly about the moment their youngest son Cass, 8, was released from Everton's academy, describing how he burst into tears before recovering within the hour.
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Henry urges patience with £123m Barcola as Real Madrid eye former Liverpool defender Quansah
Thierry Henry has cautioned Liverpool fans to give Bradley Barcola time after his slow start following a £123m move from PSG, while Real Madrid have reportedly declared interest in ex-Red Jarell Quansah.
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Dorgu hamstring scare leaves Manchester United dangerously short at left-back
Patrick Dorgu is returning to Manchester United for assessment after limping off during Denmark's game against Wales, with Noussair Mazraoui also a doubt following his early exit for Morocco — leaving Michael Carrick with a threadbare left-back options.
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Carrick plans friendly tune-up as Sesko receives Rooney apology amid United's slow start
Manchester United are set to face Lausanne-Sport in a behind-closed-doors friendly during the international break as Michael Carrick seeks solutions to a sluggish start. Meanwhile, Wayne Rooney has apologised to Benjamin Sesko after publicly questioning the striker's commitment to playing through injury.
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Guimaraes hands Vinicius penalty to lift spirits as Arsenal chase £40m Brazilian
Bruno Guimaraes stepped aside to let Vinicius Junior score Brazil's late penalty in a 4-2 win over Australia, with the Arsenal midfielder citing his teammate's need for confidence. Meanwhile, Arsenal are reportedly pursuing a £40m Brazilian transfer.
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