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Manchester City have been charged with 115 counts of financial misconduct.
The charges relate to a 14-season period from 2009-10 onwards.
City strongly deny all the charges and say they have "irrefutable evidence" to support their position.
City have already successfully fought legal action from UEFA after Der Spiegel published allegations of wrongdoing.
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