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Contradiction in Manchester City defence after Etihad’s statements on funding
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Contradiction in Manchester City defence after Etihad’s statements on funding

The Guardian Football about 1 hour 1 mins read
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  • It will not act until appeal process completed

Manchester City’s defence in their appeal against the independent commission’s guilty verdict in more than 100 charges of financial rule breaches appears to be contradicted by previous statements made by their main sponsor, Etihad Airways, to the US government.

A key element of City’s appeal, which was confirmed by the club on Friday, is understood to be based on their claim that commercial contracts, which the commission concluded were part-funded by their owner, were in fact paid for by the Abu Dhabi government.

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