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Maresca: Man City will win appeal against Premier League breaches

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Enzo Maresca is adamant that Manchester City will be successful in their appeal against the independent commission's decision to find them all guilty of breaching the Premier League's rules.

The commission found that City committed 114 breaches related to financial regulations and their failure to cooperate with the investigation. City lodged their appeal last week, stating that the judgement “contains clear material errors, of law, principle and fact and is unsafe”.

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The Italian coach says he completely trusts the club following the verdict.

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  1. The Football Faithful · reported · 2026-10-09 11:27 UTC

    Maresca: Man City will win appeal against Premier League breaches ↗

    The Italian coach says he completely trusts the club following the verdict. The post Maresca: Man City will win appeal against Premier League breaches appeared first on The Football Faithful .

  2. Hayters TV · reported · 2026-10-09 10:20 UTC

    Maresca insists he ‘trusts the club’ and believes Man City will win appeal against financial charges ↗

    Enzo Maresca says he has complete trust in Manchester City as the club continue to fight the guilty verdict against them for serious breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules.City...

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