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Sky Sports News' Michael Bridge looks at how Manchester City's guilty verdict on financial charges was covered across the newspapers' back pages.

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The closure of the investigation conducted by the Premier League, which determined that Manchester City carried out a series of financial irregularities between the seasons 2009-2010 and 2017-2018, was extensively detailed by the international press. “Official: The Premier pleads guilty to the City of all charges,” headlined the newspaper Marca. The Spaniards also highlight that there are 115 faults “related to serious breaches of the financial …

·Las Condes, Chile
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The Premier League has officially found Manchester City guilty of all charges related to serious violations of the Premier League's financial rules for a period of nine seasons. And the English press is ashamed of Manchester's club. So they have reflected it on their front pages, where they have attacked the club ... Continue reading "The English press is ashamed of Manchester City after being found guilty: "Falso"

·Madrid, Spain
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"Guilty, the English newspapers headline after the shocking verdict against ManCity in the financial affair. The press demands drastic penalties.

·Berlin, Germany
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Manchester City is the main protagonist this Wednesday of much of the sports pages of the English press with a recurring name: "SHAM", which could be translated by fraud or deception. After the Premier League made public the conclusions of the independent commission that has studied the case for years, the British media have focused both on the magnitude of the irregularities and on the punishment that the club could receive. There is, yes, an i…

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Sky Sports broke the news in United Kingdom on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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