What happened. An independent panel found Manchester City guilty of 114 breaches of the Premier League's financial rules after a three-year saga. Roy Keane and Ian Wright said City should be severely punished for cheating.

The verdict ends a long and drawn-out three-year investigation.
Keane and Wright gave their views on ITV's Nations League coverage.
Both pundits agreed the Premier League must impose a severe punishment.

The Premier League must now decide what punishment to hand down to Manchester City.

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