CAS to announce Man City Champions League ban decision on 13 July
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has confirmed it will announce a decision on Manchester City and their appeal against a Champions League ban on 13 July. You may also like
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Man City chairman confident club have not broken FFP rules
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Uefa set to make final decision on Man City’s FFP case
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Why Man City could be banned from the Champions League
Manchester City could be banned from the Champions League if they are found guilty of breaking financial fair play rules, according to the New York Times. You may also like
Man City welcome Uefa investigation
Manchester City have dismissed accusations that they may have flouted Financial Fair Play rules as ‘entirely false’ after Uefa launched a formal investigation into the claims. You may also like
