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ArticleIN THIS ISSUE…

At times it felt like the Manchester City case would go on forever, never settled, never resolved. Their guilty ver­dict – which the club have lodged an appeal against – is the kind of story that demands the atten­tion of all our front­line...

IN THIS ISSUE…

ArticleGreece

On the even­ing of Sunday, Octo­ber 11 2015, Greece were com­ing off a hardearned 4-3 vic­tory over Hun­gary at the Karaiska­kis Sta­dium in Pir­aeus. But no one was cel­eb­rat­ing the res­ult. It was the final game in a bru­tal qual­i­fy­ing pro­cess...

Greece

ArticleFer­ran Torres

Assured of a promi ent place in Span­ish f otball his­tory after slam ng home the extra-ti win­ning goal in the 2026 Wo d Cup final, La Roja super­sub Ferra Torres, 26, has car­ried on in the sa cloud nine vein since com­plet­ing a 50 mil­lion switch...

Fer­ran Torres

ArticleKeir Radnedge

The end of the begin­ning of the City saga The latest twist in the “Fin­an­cial Unfair Play” scan­dal swirl­ing around Manchester City is not the begin­ning of the end of the greatest gov­ernance scan­dal in Eng­lish foot­ball his­tory; it is merely...

Keir Radnedge

ArticleHenry Winter

What now for Manchester City? If the worse befalls Manchester City, and their appeal against the guilty ver­dicts for fin­an­cial breaches fails, they could be facing a deserved spell in exile out­side the Premier League. Will their play­ers stay on...

Henry Winter

ArticlePoint of dif­fer­ence slowly being eroded

A com­mon refrain in women’s foot­ball is: “We don’t have to copy the men’s game, we can be dif­fer­ent.” For dec­ades it was dif­fer­ent, as the sport fought to re-estab­lish itself fol­low­ing the half-cen­tury long bans imposed by national...

Point of dif­fer­ence slowly being eroded