Man City in line for second investigation as 'only fair punishment' demand answered

Manchester City's owners have been warned they could be forced to sell the club by football's new Premier League independent regulator David Kogan, who has confirmed he has 'absolute power' to remove them, as the club continues to appeal against an independent commission's findings over alleged financial rule breaches

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