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Punishments Man City could face following 114-charge verdict

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Manchester City could face sanctions including points deduction, fines, or expulsion after being found guilty of 114 financial rule breaches by a commissio Read More: https://punchng.com/punishments-man-city-could-face-following-114-charge-verdict/

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