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Man City’s case has ‘significant implications for the integrity’ of football, says England FA

The English Football Association said on Friday that an independent commission’s findings that Manchester City had broken financial rules had “implications for the integrity of the game”. The national governing body said in a statement that it was “carefully considering the decision and its implications” and would take action where appropriate.

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Man City case has 'significant implications for the integrity' of football: FA

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Man City Case Impacts 'Integrity' of the Game, the Football Association Says

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Man City launch appeal against explosive financial ruling

An independent commission delivered its findings on the Abu Dhabi-backed club earlier this week and City had until Friday to appeal.

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Manchester City officially launch appeal against Premier League guilty verdict as club maintains 'irrefutable' proof of innocence

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Manchester City case has major implications for integrity of game, says FA; Burnham stirs tensions: football news – live

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Man City may face compensation claims from Premier League rivals worth £1BILLION with Spurs worst affected by cheating

An independent disciplinary commission has found Man City guilty of cooking the books to the tune of almost £1bn.

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Etihad Airways statement in full as Premier League could face legal action over Man City ruling

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'Many others': Unai Emery makes stunning Premier League rivals claim after Man City guilty verdict

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Man City appeal against explosive ruling on breaches of financial rules

Manchester City confirmed Friday they had launched an appeal against a damning judgement that found the club guilty of all charges related to serious breaches of the Premier League's financial rules.

How Man City plan to appeal the Premier League’s verdict — and could there be any issues?

City have lodged an appeal against the commission's verdict Carl Recine/ Manchester City have launched their appeal against an independent commission’s decision that the club broke Premier League spending rules via a ‘Disguised Funding Scheme’ that helped them inflate income and reduce costs to the tune of £900million.

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Manchester City Must Be Punished, But What Is The Best Way To Do It?

For years, an independent commission has investigated Manchester City’s alleged breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules. Recently, the team has been found guilty of all charges, suddenly finding itself in an incredibly tough position.