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Man City chairman confident club will prove innocence after financial rule breach ruling
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak remains confident that the club can prove its innocence after the Premier League found it guilty of breaching financial rules. The club is preparing to appeal the decision and will present evidence to clear its name.
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- Haaland's contract lacks relegation clause, while Llorente and Mitchell attract interest Erling Haaland’s new deal with Manchester City does not include a relegation clause, a detail that could influence his future if the club faces the drop. Meanwhile, Premier League clubs are reportedly monitoring Spanish...
- O'Neill baffled by refereeing in late NI win over Georgia Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill said he was baffled by several refereeing decisions in the Nations League match that ended 1-0 in his team's favour. The win came after a hard‑fought game in Georgia, but O'Neill...
- Southend boss Dyer’s liver transplant anniversary sparks emotional team talk Southend United manager Kieron Dyer used the anniversary of his life‑saving liver transplant to deliver an emotional pre‑match talk. The former England midfielder reminded his players of his personal battle and the impor...
- FA Cup tie to be replayed after referee error leaves Mulbarton Wanderers upset Mulbarton Wanderers are deeply upset after the FA Cup governing body ordered a replay of their qualifying tie with Woodford Town, citing a referee error. The decision has sparked debate about whether this sets a preceden...
- Man City fans confront reality of guilty verdict Manchester City supporters are reacting to the club's guilty verdict on most of the financial rule breaches they faced. The decision marks a turning point for the club, raising questions about future compliance and poten...
- Rodri says he trusts Manchester City’s innocence amid financial allegations Former Manchester City midfielder Rodri has expressed confidence that the club is innocent of any financial wrongdoing. He said he would trust the club unless proven otherwise, adding that he believes the accusations are...
- Man City face final verdict on 115 charges – what this means After more than two years of investigations, the Football Association has delivered a final decision on the 115 charges against Manchester City. The ruling could see relegation, stripping of titles and potential appeals,...
- Premier League joins European rivals in demanding FIFA overhaul In a joint statement, the Premier League and three other top European leagues have called for fundamental reform of FIFA's governance. The move highlights growing pressure on the world football body to address concerns o...
- Ireland's Jason Knight calls off Israel match Jason Knight became the first Republic of Ireland player to publicly oppose the scheduled Sunday game against Israel. He warned that the match should not go ahead, citing concerns about safety and political implications.
- Chelsea charged by FA over alleged discriminatory chanting at Fulham Chelsea are facing charges from the Football Association after fans allegedly engaged in discriminatory chanting during the club's win over Fulham in August. The FA will investigate the incident, which could lead to sanc...