The Papers: 'Verdicts that rocked football' and 'Burnham bottles it'
'Verdicts that rocked football' and 'Burnham bottles it'Published22 minutes agoImage caption, Premier League side Manchester City being found guilty of breaking the majority of the 115 financial rules they were accused of breaching leads a number of Saturday's papers. "The 114 guilty verdicts that rocked football," is how the i Weekend describes it. The paper calls the verdicts a "warning to foreign owners", quoting Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy as saying "investment is welcome, undue influence is not".
- ▪'Verdicts that rocked football' and 'Burnham bottles it'Published22 minutes agoImage caption, Premier League side Manchester City being found guilty of breaking the majority of the 115 financial rules they were accused of breaching leads a
- ▪"The 114 guilty verdicts that rocked football," is how the i Weekend describes it.
- ▪The paper calls the verdicts a "warning to foreign owners", quoting Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy as saying "investment is welcome, undue influence is not".
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| Publication time | Sat, 26 Sep 2026 00:25:14 GMT |
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'Verdicts that rocked football' and 'Burnham bottles it'Published22 minutes agoImage caption, Premier League side Manchester City being found guilty of breaking the majority of the 115 financial rules they were accused of breaching leads a number of Saturday's papers. "The 114 guilty verdicts that rocked football," is how the i Weekend describes it. The paper calls the verdicts a "warning to foreign owners", quoting Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy as saying "investment is welcome, undue influence is not". The club's punishment has not yet been decided and it denies the charges, the i Weekend addsImage caption, The Manchester City logo dominates the front page of the Sun, with the paper asking: "Going down?".
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