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BREAKING: Tomorrow's game with Israel will go ahead, Irish officials have said, following tensions growing in the background over the Israeli government's actions in Gaza.
@RobHarris has the latest on this developing story.
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Sky's sports correspondent @RobHarris has the latest regarding the controversy surrounding Manchester City.
Rob examines what the club may face next, including punishments.
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BREAKING: Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has reacted to the club being found guilty of 114 FFP charges, saying in an open letter that the Premier League process "still has a long way to run".
Sky's @RobHarris reports.
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Man City chair Khaldoon Al Mubarak:
"The Premier League process still has a long way to run, and our confidence and intent in proving the Club’s innocence is just as strong as when this began."
Breaking: Man City chairman
Khaldoon Al Mubarak
We have faced challenges together before and have prevailed. There remain many who want to undermine the momentum of our Club. We will not give them that opportunity.
NEWS: Ireland players vote to go ahead by "significant majority" to play Sunday's match against Israel in the Nations League.
FAI confirm the fixture will continue as intended
Former chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng told @SkyNews Man City verdict will be seen as a "huge public humiliation" by club’s ownership and will put pressure on UK-UAE relations
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Manchester City could be facing the biggest punishment in English football history. The club have issued a statement after reports emerged that they've been found guilty on 114 of their 115 charges relating to breaches of financial regulations.
@RobHarris looks at the latest
Man City could face biggest punishment in English football history
Manchester City have issued a statement after reports emerged indicating the club have been found guilty on 114 of their 115 charges relating to breaches of financial regulations
What is striking today is there is no denial of wrongdoing by City, no strong defence of their reputation.
Analysis here with all the latest on the Premier League guilty verdicts and appeals process
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BREAKING: Manchester City have reportedly been found guilty of almost all charges in Premier League finance case.
Sky's sports correspondent @RobHarris has more details.
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As reported @skynews yesterday - now confirmation of the Premier League, LaLiga, Serie A and Bundesliga calls for reform of FIFA with a joint statement.
Leagues pushing for some time for a bigger say on the calendar, raising concerns about Club World Cup
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Video: UEFA financial chief issues concern about clubs, particularly England’s big-spenders, & a “fragile model” becoming reliant on potential future transfer profits to fund deals yet to be paid up.
PL CEO previously defended financial sustainability
Why is UEFA raising concerns about spending by Premier League clubs?
Sky's Rob Harris explains what financial risks UEFA is worried about
European football chiefs have raised concerns about record-breaking transfer spending by Premier League clubs, which could risk their financial futures.
@RobHarris explains what financial risks UEFA is worried about
Why is UEFA raising concerns about spending by Premier League clubs?
Sky's Rob Harris explains what financial risks UEFA is worried about
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Exclusive: The Premier League and three of European football’s other top leagues (in Germany, Italy and Spain) will tomorrow issue a joint statement demanding governance reform at FIFA amid president Gianni Infantino’s bid to keep his job. Full story with @RobHarris up soon.
Andy Burnham has now said a ban on football supporters drinking alcohol in the stands is discriminatory.
Premier League CEO Richard Masters spoke to Sky's @RobHarris
last month about the alcohol ban.
What does Premier League chief think about lifting alcohol ban?
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Video from when I asked Premier League CEO Richard Masters last month on Andy Burnham wanting the alcohol ban in stands lifted - saying it needs careful thought over safety concerns.
The PM now saying he believes the ban is “discrimination”
Video from when I asked Premier League CEO Richard Masters last month on Andy Burnham wanting the alcohol ban in stands lifted - saying it needs careful thought over safety concerns.
The PM now saying he believes the ban is “discrimination”