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Manchester City found guilty on all Premier League charges over rule breaches

Manchester City has been found guilty of serious breaches of financial rules after a lengthy investigation by the Premier League. The independent commission revealed the club inflated revenues and misrepresented financial accounts, leading...

The Guardian· Sep 29, 2026 · 5:17 PM · 18 views

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Manchester City has been found guilty of serious breaches of financial rules after a lengthy investigation by the Premier League. The independent commission revealed the club inflated revenues and misrepresented financial accounts, leading to potential penalties. City maintains its innocence and plans to appeal the decision.

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