
Sport
Share
Published 15:57 11 Jun 2026 BST
Updated 17:58 11 Jun 2026 BST

Four of Man City's direct competitors could sue the club for a major amount - if they are found guilty in the 115 charges case.
Back in February 2023, the Premier League accused Man City of breaching FFP rules 115 times.
The club deny these charges, with the verdict and outcome yet to be answered.
Although, it is understood that the verdict will likely arrive before the start of next season, with the decision majorly impacting City.
As per The Times, four rivals could all claim major money, having all served legal notices on City in 2024.
Originally it was unknown whether Arsenal, Liverpool, Man United and Tottenham could claim compensation, but now after it was reported Burnley are suing Everton for £40m, the clubs now have a case.
Burnley's case was that the six points deduction Everton were handed for breaching PSR in the 2021/22 season would have had a major difference if it was implemented in that same season.
Everton instead were awarded the points deduction in the 2023/24 season, where Burnley were comfortably relegated under Vincent Kompany.
In the 21/22 season, their relegation went down to the wire, with The Toffees earning four more points than the Clarets, who went down at the expense of Leeds United on the final day.
World Cup captain cleared of rape allegation after ‘false testimony’
The player will not face charges. Ryan Mendes, 36, who led Cape Verde as captain at the 2026 World Cup, has been cleared of an allegation of rape, as reported by the Athletic. Police in New Zealand were investigating the allegation, after Mendes had been accused of raping a Brazilian woman during a FIFA series […]
Sport
2h
Anything over 100 is a superb score in this Liverpool Champions League XI quiz
A bumper one! We are back with another massive Champions League quiz. This time it is for all of you Liverpool fans. See how many players you can name from these European XIs the Reds have put out. Have fun!
Sport
20h
Sport