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Jake Stokes

Pep Guardiola protests Man City innocence as club 'condemned' over alleged financial breaches

Pep Guardiola has insisted he's 'fully convinced' Manchester City will be proven innocent of alleged financial rule breaches. The club released a statement on Monday to confirm that they've been charged by the Premier League over such across nine seasons (2009/10 to 2017/18).

City were subject to an investigation which took four years to complete. For now, it remains to be seen whether any of these breaches for the period aforementioned will be upheld by the commission or if any punishment will follow.

Speaking to the press ahead of City's clash with Aston Villa, Guardiola defended the club, claiming that they've already been 'condemned'. He said: "The club proved they were completely innocent.

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