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Independent commission finds Manchester City guilty as club prepares appeal

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The Premier League says an independent commission found Manchester City guilty of all charges concerning serious breaches of the league’s financial rules over a nine-season period.Backed by 4 sourcespremierleague.comReutersAl JazeeraEuronews The allegations included claims that the club used sham contracts and provided misleading financial accounts.Backed by 1 sourcesBBC

Manchester City has described itself as disappointed and surprised by the verdict and said it will appeal.Backed by 1 sourcesAl Jazeera

The case is framed as a major Premier League financial-breach scandal, with reporting also asking what consequences may follow.Context supported by 2 independent sourcesABC News AustraliaFrance 24 The Premier League’s account describes sham deals as being used to distort the club’s finances.Context from one sourcewdsm710.com

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