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City boss Maresca stands by club, says titles not tainted

  • Enzo Maresca said he completely trusts Manchester City after the club was found guilty of 114 financial-rule violations and launched an appeal.
  • Manchester City denies wrongdoing and says it has evidence supporting its appeal, while possible sanctions include points deductions, expulsion, or title removal.
  • Maresca said the players were calm and focused on football ahead of their Premier League match against Liverpool at Anfield.
  • Maresca said he had no doubts about Manchester City’s past achievements and remained proud to be at the club.
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The coach of St. Germain Luis Enrique responded to the trainer of Manchester City Enzo Mariska about the level of the French league and whether he gave Paris St. Germain an advantage over his European competitors.

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In the second round derby of the elite Champions League, home team Manchester City and visiting team PSG will clash at the Etihad. The city team started the season exceptionally, recording the same number of victories in the first eight matches, but in recent weeks, only their 10-year financial fraud on the Island has resonated in the public. The broadcast on Kanal A and VOYO starts at 20:30.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Ahead of the Champions League match against PSG, Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca answered a question about the attention being paid to the English club amid the financial scandal. An independent panel had previously found City guilty of all charges relating to serious breaches of Premier League rules with funds between 2009 and 2018. Sanctions have not yet been imposed on City. “I have said many times: I am completely calm and relaxed. I as…

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The English team will receive the PSG this Wednesday at the Etihad Stadium, for the second date of the league phase.

·Las Condes, Chile
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dailymail.com broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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