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Manchester City's legal battle over 115 alleged financial rule breaches could drag on for years. The Premier League process is moving to an appeal stage after an independent tribunal reportedly reached decisions in the case. City's chairman Khaldoon al-Mubarak said their confidence in proving innocence is as strong as when it began 12 years ago.
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