CAS to announce Man City Champions League ban decision on 13 July
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Fifa announces £1.2bn coronavirus relief plan
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Chiefs ask Fifa for leeway to allow for signings
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Chiefs appeal date with CAS confirmed
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Motaung: We’re in discussions to clarify Fifa’s transfer ban
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CAS names date for Chiefs’ transfer ban appeal
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Watch: Dr Jordaan give update on football in SA
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