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Manchester City found guilty of all Premier League financial charges

Manchester City found guilty of all Premier League financial charges

An independent commission found Manchester City boosted their income by over £900m through "sham contracts" and inaccurate accounts between 2009-10 and 2017-18. Richard Masters, the Premier League's chief executive, described it as the "most significant" case in the league's history, with relegation a probable punishment. City denies wrongdoing and plans to appeal by Friday's deadline, claiming the decision contains "material errors."

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