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Mock draft: How would Premier League teams pick if Man City cheating scandal took a turn?
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Mock draft: How would Premier League teams pick if Man City cheating scandal took a turn?

ESPN about 3 hours 1 mins read
Now that Manchester City have been found to have cheated on a huge scale, anything is on the table -- maybe even an American-style Premier League draft?

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