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Downing Street has clarified that Prime Minister Andy Burnham is not siding with Manchester City after his comments on the club's financial rule breaches. A No 10 spokesperson emphasised that the independent process needed to conclude and its findings accepted. Burnham stated on Wednesday that he would feel "really concerned" should City's owners be compelled to sell.
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