There are reasons why the emergence of only half the story of City being found guilty of all substantive charges of the 115 brought by the Premier League helps the club.

Manchester City has reportedly been found guilty of substantive Premier League charges out of the 115 brought against the club, which it has denied and may appeal. Amid the outcome, Abu Dhabi is expected to pressure the UK Government and Prime Minister Andy Burnham regarding bilateral trade and ongoing investments.
The Gulf state previously warned the UK that an adverse verdict could jeopardize diplomatic and economic ties. Burnham previously praised Abu Dhabi's regeneration efforts in east Manchester, while City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak and Crown Prince Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan maintain substantial financial influence in Britain.
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