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Poch: No punishment for Man City can repair severe damage done
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Poch: No punishment for Man City can repair severe damage done

ESPN 1 day 1 mins read
United States manager, Mauricio Pochettino said Monday that it was "very difficult" to know what punishment Manchester City should receive for breaking the Premier League's financial fair play rules -- and severely damaging the competition.

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