MANCHESTER CITY'S attempts to overturn their Prem “guilty” verdict could be holed by evidence THEY have previously given. According to the independent commission’s “core” decision disclosing City had been found guilty of more than 100 charges, the club claimed Prem…

Manchester City's efforts to overturn a Premier League guilty verdict may be undermined by contradicting evidence previously submitted to UEFA. The independent commission found City guilty of over 100 charges after rejecting the club's claim that sponsors received state financial assistance rather than funds from Sheikh Mansour's Abu Dhabi United Group (ADUG).
However, in past hearings before UEFA, City reportedly claimed that two £15 million payments linked to sponsor Etisalat were caused to be made by ADUG through financial broker Jaber Mohamed. This direct contradiction between City's defense strategies poses a challenge for their upcoming appeal process.
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