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Everything you need to know about Man City 115 charges case vs Premier League

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Everything you need to know about Man City 115 charges case vs Premier League

Everything you need to know about Man City 115 charges case vs Premier League


The independent hearing between Manchester City and the Premier League regarding the 115 allegations of financial wrongdoing began on Monday.

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