CAS found Man City guilty on one count in their Uefa ban appeal - here's why

straight to your inbox Bayern Munich director Oliver Kahn has admitted that Manchester City ’s victory in over-turning Uefa’s European ban has made it tougher for Bayern to win the Champions League. And the former Germany goalkeeper called for tougher financial fair play (FFP) rules to “get more balanced competition”.

straight to your inboxNew details of Manchester City's 2020/21 away kit appear to have been leaked as the club prepare to release the new strip on Monday.City will unveil their new Puma away shirt at 8am on Monday according to their website, and it is expected to be the black and navy blue 'architecture' design that has been 'leaked' previously.

straight to your inbox Fresh allegations made by Der Spiegel contain one glaring error which calls into question the balance of their investigation. The German newspaper has published a fresh batch of hacked emails which it says show that Manchester City misled the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

straight to your inboxBayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge believes Manchester City were able to overturn their Champions League ban because UEFA "didn't do a great job".A panel of three independent judges at the Court of Arbitration of Sport ruled in July that the February decision to expel the Blues from European competition for two years should be lifted, deciding on a fine on the basis that the club "did not disguise equity funding as sponsorship but did fail to co-operate with UEFA

straight to your inboxManchester City can move one step closer to winning their second piece of silverware of the season on Saturday when they face off against Arsenal at Wembley in the FA Cup semi-final.City haven't had much to play for in recent weeks after Liverpool won the Premier League title and Champions League qualification was almost guaranteed but, after some disappointing results, they have begun to return to form as of late with three victories in succession.Building momentum ahead

straight to your inbox The details of Manchester City ’s stunning appeal victory might never be released by the Court of Arbitation for Sport (CAS). The “written reasons” for the quashing of the Blues’ two-year European ban were expected to be announced today.But the Switzerland-based court has delayed publication of the details of the case until next week – and suggest that they may never see the light of day.

straight to your inbox Pep Guardiola says his Manchester City squad are 'incredibly happy' to get the green light to compete in next season's Champions League competition.

straight to your inboxOle Gunnar Solskjaer voiced his support for Financial Fair Play after Manchester City won their appeal against a two-year ban from European football.City were initially hit with a €30million fine and prevented from playing in the Champions League or Europa League by Uefa, but the Court of Arbitration for Sport cleared City of committing 'serious breaches' of FFP regulations between 2012 and 2016.Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp and his Tottenham counterpart Jose Mourinho were

straight to your inboxManchester City are preparing for a massive summer rebuild and are eyeing four new signings following Monday's successful CAS appeal, according to reports.There had been fears that City may actually face the risk of losing some of their star players if the two-year ban from Champions League football was upheld but it was over turned by CAS on Monday.Now that City know that they will be competing in Europe's top competition next summer Pep Guardiola says the club can prepare

straight to your inboxGary Neville believes Financial Fair Play 'needed this slap around the face' after Manchester City saw their Champions League ban overturned. Back in February, City were hit with a two-year exclusion from the competition as well as a 30million euros (£24.9million) fine.

straight to your inboxPep Guardiola says Manchester City deserve an apology from those claiming the club broke Financial Fair Play rules after the Court of Arbitration for Sport cleared the Blues of the charges against them.City were handed the two-year ban for 'serious breaches' of FFP regulations, but CAS yesterday ruled that those allegations were either 'not established or time-barred'.

straight to your inboxAs Manchester City celebrate the news that their Champions League ban has been overturned, there is naturally some opposition to the decision.UEFA, who brought the charges against City for 'serious breaches' of Financial Fair Play regulations, have noted the decision from the Court of Arbitration for Sport to strike off the ban, but that hasn't stopped all the criticism.In their decision, CAS said the allegations against City were either not established or time-barred,

straight to your inbox Manchester City fans are looking to the future after hearing the news that the club will be able to compete in the Champions League next season. The Court of Arbitration for Sport announced on Monday that City's two-year ban from European competition should be overturned, and their fine to UEFA reduced from 30 million euros to 10 million.

straight to your inboxHere are your Manchester City morning headlines for Monday, July 13.Manchester City’s appeal against their European ban has been successful, with the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruling they will be allowed to compete in the Champions League next season. The club’s fine has also been reduced to €10m.

straight to your inboxManchester City's ban from European competition has been overturned following their appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).CAS agreed with the Blues that Uefa’s decision to throw them out of their competitions for “serious breaches” of their financial fair play rules and their club licensing rules, as well as alleged non-cooperation, was wrong.The club still faces a fine, reduced to ten million euros.In a statement issued after the verdict was released, City

straight to your inboxUefa have issued a statement which emphasises the fact that the Court of Arbitration for Sport had "insufficient conclusive evidence" in its case against Manchester City.The Blues were found not guilty of subverting the European governing body's financial fair play rules, but had a fine - for obstructing the investigation - reduced to ten million euros. CAS announced the verdict this morning, and Uefa issued a statement shortly afterwards.