Man City awaits appeal ruling on Premier League financial breaches
Manchester City was convicted of more than 100 Premier League rule violations and has contested the verdict. A decision on its challenge may come soon, with a hearing expected by January, and severe penalties would follow if the conviction stands.
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What happened
The club was convicted over a hundred Premier League financial breaches and has challenged the verdict. The chair of the Independent Regulator, David Kogan, has indicated the appeal could be resolved soon, with a hearing expected by January.
Why it matters
Premier League clubs are reported to be unhappy with the process, and City faces strong sanctions if the guilty result stands.
Timeline
- Oct 14, 7:12 AM ET: The regulator's chair said he expected Manchester City's appeal to be heard by January, and the Premier League wants the case resolved within the season.
- Oct 15, 2:23 AM ET: City appealed the guilty verdict, while being warned of the size of a points deduction it could face if the result is upheld.
Coverage
- Football regulator gives timeline for Manchester City appeal decision (Yahoo Sports)
- Man City warned of points deduction size as Premier League clubs left 'very unhappy' (The Mirror)
- Manchester City faces PSG in Champions League after financial rule-breaking verdict
- Football regulator urges tighter cost controls for English clubs
- Man City win at Anfield as financial sanction case hangs over league
- Manchester City faces fallout after Premier League found financial breaches
- Man City's guilty verdict over financial rules rocks Premier League
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