Manchester City found guilty on 114 financial charges

An independent Premier League commission has found Manchester City guilty of financial-rule breaches. The club was found guilty on 114 of 115 alleged breaches. The allegations span the seasons from 2009-10 through 2022-23. The commission is the body that issued the finding.

The count of proven allegations in the finding is 114. The count of allegations considered in that total is 115. One allegation in that set is not part of the guilty count. The club named is Manchester City.

The rules at issue are financial rules of the Premier League. The body is described as an independent commission. The span of seasons begins with 2009-10. The span ends with 2022-23.

The finding is a guilt finding on the stated number of breaches. The report of the finding does not, in this account, add a separate sanction figure. It does fix the number of breaches and the seasons they cover. Manchester City is the club named.

The Premier League is the competition whose financial rules are involved. The arithmetic given is 114 guilty findings out of 115 allegations. The time covered is more than a decade of seasons. The start season and end season are both named.

The recorded sports-governance result is the commission finding. The club is Manchester City. The breach total is 114 of 115. The season window is 2009-10 to 2022-23.