Exoneration? A settlement? A fine - or even relegation? We analyse the possible outcomes of City's fight with the Premier League

The hearing into Man City's 115 alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules begins Monday, and the ramifications could be huge.

Manchester City's trial on 115 charges of breaking Premier League rules is set to begin on Monday. BBC Sport looks at why it matters and how we got here.

The Premier League's case against Manchester City begins today - this is everything you need to know about what is being contested

Aymeric Laporte has revealed that City bosses told their players the club would not lose their landmark trial against the Premier League. The Spaniard, who won five titles with City before joining Al-Nassr, was among the players who were sat down when the news of the charges first broke.

Pep Guardiola and his Manchester City squad may be removed from more than just the Premier League, should the club be found guilty of the most serious of the 115 charges.The hearing into the Premier

Manchester City face the equivalent of football’s death penalty if they are found guilty in their Financial Fair Play (FFP) case.

As the hearing over the 115 alleged breaches of the Premier League financial rules by Manchester City has gotten underway this week one constant has remained throughout the saga.

Manchester City are in danger of being thrown out of more than just the Premier League if they are found guilty of serious breaches of its financial rules.