Barrister highlights ‘incredible delay’ on anniversary of Man City hearing
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As it stood that day
Pep Guardiola is set to attend Manchester City's first home game since the financial-case verdict.
42 reports · 8 Oct
Summary · from headlines6 points
- Manuel Akanji fears Man City could lose its titles after the Premier League verdict.
- Man City was found guilty, reached an agreement on a points deduction and suffered a fresh appeal blow.
- Rui Pinto offered UK cooperation in return for protection over Man City and PSG FFP allegations.
- Man City could reportedly face a 60-point penalty; an angry reaction said it was not big enough.
- A Man City whistleblower reportedly fears for his life, is ready to help UK authorities and is due to lose witness protection.
- Man City's high-risk appeal has ten grounds, including Chelsea and Liverpool rule breaches; a pre-Christmas timeframe was revealed.
Latest developments6 to read first
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Sports Illustrated8 Oct · 22:24Timeline 42 reports
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