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    The Premier League has confirmed Manchester City guilty of all charges over financial rule breaches, following an investigation into roughly £900m of allegedly 'sham' contracts. Outlets including the BBC, ESPN and The Guardian are leading with the verdict, describing an intricate scheme to mislead the league. Reactions are sharp: pundit Roy Keane said any medals won during the period are worthless, while cartoonists and commentators debate what sanctions should follow.

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    Manchester City branded 'Sham FC' amid calls for heaviest punishment▼Manchester City have become ‘Sham FC’. They deserve the heaviest punishment✉newsSportSoccer11 h ago

    The New York Times has published a scathing column arguing that Manchester City have turned into 'Sham FC' and deserve the heaviest punishment available in football. The piece reflects the intensifying debate over the club's many Premier League financial rule charges, with critics demanding severe sporting sanctions and supporters defending the club's record.

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    How big is the 'Sham FC' football finance scandal?▼Making sense of ‘Sham FC’ and sports’ biggest financial scandal …ever? MoneyCall✉newsSportSports21 h ago

    Commentators are weighing what is being described as possibly the biggest financial scandal in sports history, referred to as 'Sham FC'. The New York Times' MoneyCall newsletter attempts to untangle the affair and its implications for football finances. Details of who is implicated and how much money is involved remain the focus of analysis as the story develops.

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    Making sense of 'Sham FC' and football's biggest financial scandal●Making sense of 'Sham FC' and sports' biggest financial scandal ...ever? MoneyCall https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7646MmastodonSportSports11 d ago

    Commentary is circulating on 'Sham FC' and what is being described as possibly the biggest financial scandal in sports history, tied to Manchester City. The piece attempts to untangle the allegations, the money involved, and what the case could mean for football's finances and governance. Readers are debating how severe the fallout might be for the club and the wider sport.