Why Man City and UEFA are both confident about Champions League ban and CAS verdict

straight to your inboxWhen Leroy Sane left Manchester City, Kyle Walker and Raheem Sterling will have both felt they had more of a claim to be Manchester City's fastest player.In a long-running debate between the trio over which player is fastest, there have been sprint races in training and plenty of social media posts between the players on the subject.However, now Walker and Sterling have a definite answer, as the list of the top ten fastest players in the Premier League for the 2019/20

straight to your inboxHere are your Manchester City headlines for the evening of Tuesday July 28.It’s expected that the Champions League last 16 second leg between Manchester City and Real Madrid will still go ahead despite a positive Covid-19 case in the camp of the latter.News broke on Tuesday that fringe player Mariano Diaz had tested positive for the coronavirus, with the striker now ruled out of next week’s match against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.Despite this, Real Madrid are

straight to your inboxManchester City DID provide to the Court of Arbitration for Sport the full content of the leaked emails which formed the basis of Uefa’s two-year ban.And the independent court agreed with the Blues that nothing in them was proof that they had disguised owner investment as sponsorship money.That was at the nub of the CAS decision to overturn Uefa’s two-year ban, which means City will be free to play in the Champions League next year.CAS finally revealed the written reasons

straight to your inboxManchester City can quickly put the disappointment of their defeat against Arsenal in the FA Cup semi-final behind them with a victory against relegation-threatened Watford.Pep Guardiola said he aims to give all of his players some playing time in the final two league games of the season, after he criticised his team for not being ready at the weekend in the cup defeat.That could mean recalls for the likes of Phil Foden, John Stones or Joao Cancelo, as Guardiola looks for

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 inboxManchester City face Bournemouth in the Premier League in their final game before the FA Cup semi-final against Arsenal.City have secured second place in the table with three games remaining, giving Pep Guardiola the opportunity to rotate his squad without fear of dropping any positions.That could mean a much-changed side for a Bournemouth side who sit three points from safety.

straight to your inbox Kevin De Bruyne is very satisfied with the CAS decision to overturn Manchester City's Champions League ban. De Bruyne, 29, had hinted that he may consider his future at City if their two-year ban was upheld, but had also commented on how settled he was in Manchester.

straight to your inbox Manchester United legend Gary Neville has responded to the lifting of Man City 's Champions League ban by retweeting a video of his thoughts on the original decision in February.

straight to your inbox Manchester City fan and former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher has issued a message to Liverpool fans after his side's Champions League ban was overturned. City had been suspended by Uefa from European competitions over the next two seasons due to what they perceived as a breach of Financial Fair Play rules.

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 inboxMatch of the Day presenter Gary Lineker has reacted to the news of Man City's overturned ban by asking two important questions. Uefa had banned City from the next two seasons in the Champions League and Europa League but that was cleared thanks to a Court of Arbitration for Sport decision which was announced this morning.

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 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.

straight to your inbox Manchester City have issued a statement after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) announced that their punishment for contravening Financial Fair Play regulations has been reduced to a fine. The Blues protested their innocence throughout the UEFA investigation and immediately returned to CAS when it was announced in February that they would be banned from the Champions League for two years.