Man City accuse Premier League of favouring Arsenal
Man City claim the Premier League gives Arsenal an unfair edge through shareholder loan rules, reigniting a legal battle that questions financial fairness in football.
Man City claim the Premier League gives Arsenal an unfair edge through shareholder loan rules, reigniting a legal battle that questions financial fairness in football.
Keir Starmer’s football regulator plan risks banning English clubs from the Champions League, with Uefa warning the reforms could trigger harsh penalties for top teams.
Manchester City’s 115-charge financial case heads to an independent hearing, with a verdict expected by early 2025. Expulsion from the league is a possibility.
Arsenal will join a social media blackout this weekend as clubs look to force the various platforms to do something substantial about abuse online.
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters says they plan to move away from pay-per-view matches, without confirming their new approach.
The Premier League have finally realised that they might be able to make more money by streaming football matches directly to fans Netflix-style and are intending to do just that.