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Michael Wynn-Jones, the journalist and husband of TV chef Delia Smith, has died at the age of 85. Honorary life president of Norwich City, he passed away peacefully at his home on Monday morning. The club highlighted his crucial role in building a stable foundation for the team.
Javi
·5 min read
Joe Hart has backed Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak after the club was found guilty of most of the 115 Premier League financial charges. The former goalkeeper says he has no reason not to trust the chairman and insists his achievements with the club are not tarnished. City plan to appeal the ruling.
Javi·5 min read
The Court of Arbitration for Sport settles legal disputes across world sport, handling more than 900 cases a year from over 50 disciplines. Yet Premier League clubs cannot take their league sanctions to the Lausanne-based body. Here is what Cas does, which cases it has handled and what options Manchester City have.
Matt·5 min read
Norway captain Martin Odegaard was left fuming after a stoppage-time challenge from Bernardo Silva during Sunday's Nations League match. The tackle earned Silva a yellow card in Portugal's 2-1 win in Oslo and reignited a rivalry built over years of Premier League battles. Odegaard was still limping toward the team bus more than an hour after the final whistle.
Matt·5 min read
Erling Haaland and several Manchester City teammates are reportedly on the radar of Real Madrid and Barcelona. The Premier League champions face an uncertain future after being found guilty of 114 financial rule breaches. A heavy points deduction and potential relegation could lead to an exodus of star players from the Etihad Stadium.
Matt·6 min read
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak responded defiantly to the reported guilty verdict in the Premier League case. His letter to supporters keeps the club's innocence and reflects the political weight of a key figure for Abu Dhabi's interests. The outcome could have repercussions far beyond sport, including the relationship between the UAE and the UK.
InfoBlaugrana·6 min read
More than two years after the hearing began, Manchester City have been found guilty of the majority of financial rule breaches. The Premier League remains silent and the club is already hinting at an appeal, while the rest of English football weighs up the consequences. Here is what could happen next.
varela·7 min read
LaLiga president Javier Tebas has responded to the independent Premier League commission's ruling on Manchester City. Tebas recalls his 2017 warnings about financial doping in European football and defends economic control as the foundation of a sustainable future for the game.
varela·5 min read
Alexander Isak has left the Sweden squad with a minor thigh problem and is heading back to Liverpool. The striker will miss the remaining three Nations League group games to be fit for the match against Manchester City on 11 October.
Javi·4 min read
Roy Keane has strongly criticised Rodri Hernandez after the midfielder defended Manchester City following the club's guilty verdict on 114 of 115 charges for breaching Premier League financial rules between 2009 and 2018. The former Republic of Ireland international believes the Barcelona player got it wrong and says City must accept whatever punishment comes their way.
Javi·5 min read