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How the back pages reacted to Man City's guilty verdict

How the back pages reacted to Man City's guilty verdict
Sky Sports Football Wednesday 30 September 2026, 07:39 UTC 1 min read
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Sky Sports News' Michael Bridge looks at how Manchester City's guilty verdict on financial charges was covered across the newspapers' back pages.

Sky Sports News' Michael Bridge looks at how Manchester City's guilty verdict on financial charges was covered across the newspapers' back pages. [Image text:] SHAMPIONS NE ARE THE Sun Sport Ant'n Czech ORDON LIFTSLION Spo OFEICIALMANCE SHAM CITY Sport lbn cheating scandal SHAM CITY'S900MSI skysports
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