Man City verdict has 'significant implications' for football's integrity, says FA
The Football Association said the independent commission's ruling against Manchester City carries major consequences for the integrity of the game.
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The Football Association has said that the verdict of an independent commission in the case against Manchester City has "significant implications" for the integrity of the sport.
The statement from the FA followed the conclusion of the commission's proceedings into the club, according to BBC Sport.
Further details of the commission's full findings, along with any potential sanctions or next steps, were not immediately set out in the available reporting.
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