Reports indicate Manchester City has been found guilty of widespread financial impropriety, casting a shadow over their rapid ascent to Premier League dominance since the Abu Dhabi United Group takeover in 2008.

• The club faces 115 Premier League charges for alleged breaches of financial fair play rules between 2009 and 2018.
• Key accusations include artificially inflating sponsorship deals and disguising player/manager salaries.
• This alleged misconduct occurred during an era that saw Manchester City win eight Premier League titles, four FA Cups, seven League Cups, and a Champions League title.

Liverpool striker Alexander Isak has returned to Anfield early from international duty with Sweden due to a "minor injury." He scored in his team's victory against Romania on Friday but will miss the remaining fixtures.

• Alexander Isak, a 27-year-old striker, will be assessed by Liverpool's club medical staff.
• The injury occurred while Isak was on international duty with the Swedish national team.
• Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola hopes Isak will be fit for the crucial Premier League match against Manchester City on October 11.

Former Stoke City manager Tony Pulis feels "cheated" by his club's 2011 FA Cup final loss to Manchester City, following reports of the latter's Premier League financial rule breaches.

• Manchester City were reportedly found guilty of 115 charges for breaching financial rules.
• Former Stoke boss Tony Pulis expressed his disappointment, stating, "I still feel cheated."
• The charges relate to alleged breaches between 2009 and 2018, with potential punishments yet to be announced.