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Recent football stories, transfer updates and analysis from European football.
Pep Guardiola has reaffirmed his steadfast support for Manchester City after the club was found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules, emphasizing unity and resilience as City prepares to appeal.
Jamie Redknapp expresses sadness over the guilty verdict against Manchester City, highlighting the potential negative impact on football's reputation and future.
Kieran Maguire and Dale Johnson provide in-depth answers to listener questions regarding Manchester City's latest verdict, offering insights into the club's current status and implications for the Premier League.
Five years after the Next Generation 2021 list was published, it’s clear that early breakthroughs don’t always translate into long-term success in football. This analysis highlights the varied paths taken by young talents and the importance of steady growth.
Football fans can now test their knowledge daily with BBC's engaging quizzes including Who Am I?, Five in Five, and Brainteaser challenges.
Roy Keane condemned Manchester City’s achievements between 2009-2018 after the club was found guilty of financial misconduct involving sham contracts that inflated income by over £900m, urging players to discard their medals.
England coach Sarina Wiegman has omitted key players Ella Toone and Chloe Kelly from the squad for the October World Cup playoff against Greece, sending a clear message about form and performance.
Manchester City's dominance in English football from 2012 to 2023 coincided with breaches of financial regulations, with £830m of transfer spending inflated in club accounts.
Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano rejects the financial breach verdict as based on ‘a single false accusation’ and confirms the club’s intention to appeal the ruling.
The start of Australia's A-League season is marred by the fallout from Manchester City's financial misconduct verdict, with Melbourne City sharing ownership ties to the Premier League club.