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Etihad Airways Threaten Legal Action Against Premier League After Man City Guilty Verdict
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Etihad Airways Threaten Legal Action Against Premier League After Man City Guilty Verdict

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Manchester City sponsor, Etihad Airways, has threatened legal action against the Premier League after the club was found guilty of all financial breaches. The Premier League announced on Tuesday that City had been found guilty by an independent commission of all charges against them. In an explosive verdict, the Premier League stated that the club [...]

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