Forget the appeal, the mud attached to Manchester City's name will now stick forever. To the rest of football, they are CHEATS, writes IAN LADYMAN

Sebastien Pocognoli is correct to call for patience as he embarks upon the task of turning Scotland into a side that can compete at major finals instead of stinking the place out.

A guilty verdict was delivered on all but one of their 115 rule-break charges concerning the financial regulations. The competition accused the club of widespread financial.

Palmer withdrew from the squad on Monday morning despite playing in all five of Chelsea's Premier League matches so far, with it understood he is monitoring a minor injury.

The Premier League charged Manchester City with more than 115 charges of alleged financial breaches in February 2023. They have now been found guilty of 114 of those

Manchester City have been faced with 115 financial charges from the Premier League and it has now been revealed that they have been found guilty on 114 counts

George Russell's slender world championship hopes were given a major boost when title favourite Kimi Antonelli crashed out of qualifying for Saturday's Azerbaijan Grand Prix - and he took pole by a mile.

There is a growing confidence within the Premier League that they have triumphed in their 115 charges battle with Manchester City.

Manchester City have finally learned their fate after 115 charges were brought against them by the Premier League in early 2023.

Manchester City have been found guilty of all but one of their 115 Premier League charges for breaching financial regulations on Friday, with the club issuing a statement on matters

For Filipino skateboarder Jericho Francisco, simply enjoying the experience and competing without pressure is enough, even after finishing fourth in the men’s park final at the 2026 Asian Games

George Russell’s 1:42.526 in Q3 left Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc 0.837 seconds behind, the biggest pole margin of the year. Oscar Piastri was just 0.001s slower than Leclerc in third.

⁠Teenage juggernaut Zhang Zhanshuo became the first swimmer to win seven gold medals at an Asian Games on the final night at the Tokyo pool on Friday, when China cemented their superpower status. Sitting on a lane divider, the 19-year-old Zhang counted out the golds with his fingers to mark the moment after cruising to the 400 metres freestyle title in a Games record of three minutes, 41.28 seconds, ‌with Japan’s Kazushi Imafuku a distant runner-up. Having already won the 200m, 400m and 1,500m...