FOOTBALL Leaks hacker Rui Pinto claims to have handed over evidence with "criminal relevancy" to City after helping the League Premier investigation over 115 charges.
Pinto hacked e-mails relating to City staff that were published in German newspaper Der Spiegel, leading to investigations by UEFA and the Premier League into the club's financial arrangements.
A two-year Champions League ban handed out by UEFA was overturned at the Court of Arbitration for Sport, while the Blues will find out next year the outcome of the hearing into the 115 Premier League charges that they strongly deny.
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Ruud spoke to other clubs before his United return
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It was unbelievable, admits England match-winner Ollie
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Allen has great faith in squad despite losing Tai
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