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Premier League returns amid Manchester City guilty verdict fallout

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The Premier League is back in the spotlight as Manchester City's Enzo Maresca refuses to confirm he will stay if the club loses its appeal, while insisting the club's titles are not tainted by the guilty verdict. Erling Haaland has urged embattled City fans to 'stick together', and Manchester United's Michael Carrick called for the case to be resolved quickly 'for everyone's benefit'. Arsenal's Mikel Arteta also spoke ahead of facing Leeds.

Why now: A Premier League matchday coincides with the fallout from Manchester City's guilty verdict, driving searches worldwide.

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Haaland tells embattled Man City fans to 'stick together' · CNA
Manchester City charges: Manchester United boss Michael Carrick calls for speed and clarity over rivals' guilty verdict · Sky Sports
Michael Carrick on Man City: Retrospective medals can't replace 'moments' · ESPN
Every word of Arteta's pre-Leeds press conference · Arsenal.com
Maresca refuses to confirm he will stay at Manchester City if club lose appeal · The Guardian
Live Sport Bible: Bathurst revs up & Premier League returns · Sport Nation
City boss Maresca stands by club, says titles not tainted · CNA
Maresca says Manchester City titles not tainted; Liverpool’s Isak and Gakpo injured – live · The Guardian
Enzo Maresca: Man City titles not tainted by guilty verdict · ESPN
Manchester United boss Michael Carrick hopes City case is sorted out fast ‘for everyone’s benefit’ · The Straits Times
Man City charges: What managers said about scandal ahead of Premier League return · ESPN
Ten KEY questions for Matchweek 6's fixtures · Premier League

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