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Rodri backs Man City to win legal battle over 114 charges

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Former Manchester City midfielder Rodri backed the club to ultimately win a legal battle with the Premier League despite reports on Friday that the English giants have been found guilty on 114 charges. The ruling has not yet been published and no sanctions decided. However, the news has already sent shockwaves through English football with Read More: https://punchng.com/rodri-backs-man-city-to-win-legal-battle-over-114-charges/

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