City chairman says confidence and intent in proving innocence remains strong

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Manchester City’s chairman says the club’s ‘confidence and intent’ in proving their innocence is ‘as strong’ as it’s always been – following claims they broke finance rules.

A tribunal is reported to have upheld all but one of 115 charges.

Khaldoon al Mubarak insists the Premier League process ‘still has a long way to run’.

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