Former Premier League manager reacts to Man City charges verdict: 'I feel cheated' Man City’s trophy win in 2011 kickstarted a period of dominance in English football Evening Standard · Sep 27
England: Thomas Tuchel agrees with Harry Kane on squad reaction to Man City verdict Man City players were largely at fault for England’s loss to Spain Evening Standard · Sep 27
Gateshead’s fruitless trip south offers hint of Manchester City’s doomsday future His team bottom of the National League, Lee Cattermole’s ‘bomb squad’ approach could well end with him departing The Guardian - UK · Sep 27
Israel game goes ahead after Ireland players’ vote, WSL action and Isak returns to Liverpool – as it happened Our writers reacted to the Nations League matches and provided live updates across the Women’s Super League The Guardian - UK · Sep 27
Ever feel you’ve been cheated? Consequences could be profound after Manchester City guilty verdict The Premier League could be hit hard by the aftermath of this case, while Manchester City fans may know they took 30 years to recover from a guilty verdict of illegal payments in 1906 The Guardian - UK · Sep 27
Stripped titles? Compensating rivals? How the Manchester City cheating scandal could play out One of the biggest cheating scandals in world sports history has erupted in England: Manchester City has reportedly been found guilty of 114 of the 115 alleged breaches of English Premier League financial rules brought against the club in 2023. The Conversation · Sep 26
Transfer Rumors: Arsenal Eye Haaland Raid; Palmer’s Man Utd Decision Virgil van Dijk, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Alejandro Balde and Micky van de Ven all feature in the gossip. Sports Illustrated · Sep 26
Thomas Tuchel denies England players were distracted by Manchester City verdict Thomas Tuchel denied that Manchester City being found guilty of breaching the Premier League’s financial rules was a distraction for the club’s England representatives during their defeat to Spain The Guardian - UK · Sep 26
Manchester City vow to prove their innocence after being found guilty of financial charges Manchester City's chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak insists the club will demonstrate its innocence regarding the financial rule breaches. The Premier League has reportedly found the club guilty on nearly all charges except one. If confirmed, City plans to appeal the decisions made by the independent commission. Former chairman David Bernstein… The Economic Times · Sep 26
Man City Receive Surprise Defense From Long-Time Premier League Rival The world is crashing down on Man City, but an unexpected source came out to defend their players. Sports Illustrated · Sep 26
England 2-3 Spain: Nations League football – as it happened England were 2-1 up when Harry Kane’s penalty hit the bar; the world champions made them pay The Guardian - UK · Sep 26
Man City chairman says ‘nothing has changed’ and vows to prove club’s innocence Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak says “nothing has changed” and “our confidence and intent in proving the club’s innocence is… The National (Scotland) · Sep 26
How to Watch England vs. Spain on TV, Live Stream There is no shortage of superstar talent on view when England and Spain lock horns in their first 2026–27 UEFA Nations League group stage match this Saturday. Sports Illustrated · Sep 26
Man City chairman sends defiant message after club ‘found guilty of almost all 115 charges’ IN FULL The Independent UK · Sep 26
Evening Standard · Sep 26 Man City chairman sends defiant message to fans after bombshell Premier League charges verdict Khaldoon Al Mubarak addresses supporters in open letter, insisting that “nothing has changed”
The Independent UK · Sep 26 Manchester City chairman releases statement after reports say club are guilty of breaching financial rules Khaldoon Al Mubarak addressed supporters in a letter maintaining the club’s innocence despite reports claiming they will be found guilty of 114 charges against them
Sports Illustrated · Sep 26 ‘So Many Things’—Man City Chairman Speaks Out on Premier League Investigation The Cityzens are still fighting their case after being found guilty of 114 charges.
Sports Illustrated · Sep 26 Cody Gakpo Reflects on Almost Leaving Liverpool for Man City—Why it’s Important He Stayed The Reds had been willing to sell the Dutch winger until a late reconsideration saw a move collapse.
The Economic Times · Sep 26 Manchester City could face 'drastic' sanctions after reported guilty verdict: Ex-chairman David Bernstein Manchester City stands accused of 114 violations of financial regulations, facing dire repercussions such as point penalties or even expulsion from the Premier League. Figures like David Bernstein stress the urgency for a quick appeals process. The club's spokesperson insists they will challenge the ruling if upheld. Furthermore, other Premier…
Evening Standard · Sep 26 Manchester United seal third new signing this week in triple transfer move Man Utd raid rivals for ‘talented’ midfielders as latest recruit unveiled
The Independent UK · Sep 26 Manchester City relegation odds: City cut to 3/1 to be relegated from Premier League this season Find the latest odds for Manchester City to be relegated after the Premier League found the club guilty of 115 breaches of financial rules
The National (Scotland) · Sep 26 Rodri says no one can take away the ‘deserved’ success of Manchester City Rodri says nobody can take away Manchester City players’ success and still believes in his former club’s innocence despite reports they have…
Sports Illustrated · Sep 26 The Clubs That Would Be Crowned Premier League Champions If Man City Are Stripped of Titles The punishment is yet to be decided for the Cityzens after being found guilty of breaching financial fair play regulations.
The Guardian - UK · Sep 26 Manchester City chair al-Mubarak insists ‘nothing has changed’ after guilty verdict Manchester City’s chair, Khaldoon al-Mubarak, has attempted to dismiss the club’s guilty verdict as ‘noise’
Sports Illustrated · Sep 26 ‘We Trusted the Club’—Rodri Breaks Silence on Man City’s Guilty Verdict Rodri joined Man City one year after the alleged financial misconduct ended.