PAUL SCHOLES has renewed his rivalry with Arsenal legend Martin Keown as he continues to blast Manchester City. The Manchester United legend has defended his belief that City should hand over their Premier League winner's medals after being found guilty…

Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes has renewed his feud with Arsenal legend Martin Keown over Manchester City's financial misconduct case. After Scholes argued that Manchester United should be awarded the 2012 Premier League title, Keown claimed on talkSPORT that City's contested title-winning seasons between 2009 and 2018 should be voided instead. Scholes responded sharply on Instagram, rejecting the proposal and telling Keown he could "do one."
The exchange follows reports that Manchester City were found guilty of 114 financial misconduct charges, though no official punishment has been enacted as the club appeals. Scholes maintains he wants his medal from the 2011-12 campaign, while Keown argued against reallocating past silverware.
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