The Beginning of The End for Man City?

Bob Holmes | Dez Corkhill

10-Feb-23 20:00

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Man City ended last weekend with a defeat against Spurs, failing to capitalise on Arsenal's loss against Everton in their chase for the title. But that's not the end of their awful week, as they were then greeted with the news that they've been charged with more than 100 financial rule breaches by the Premier League early last Monday. Our pundits, Bob Holmes and Dez Corkhil join debutant Ali Johan, sitting in for Kam, to respond to this shocking news and its potential ramifications to Man City, the Premier League, and European football. This, and our usual look ahead to the weekend's matches, and more, on Just For Kicks.

Produced by: Ali Johan

Presented by: Ali Johan

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Categories: sports, football

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