The legal battle between the Premier League and Manchester City continues - with their wait to discover a final verdict from the case ongoing.
The case first came to public attention back in February 2023 when the Premier League announced that the club had been charged with 115 alleged breaches of its financial regulations.
It's now thought that a final verdict is expected imminently - with former Man City financial advisor Stefan Borson saying that it would 'make sense' for the outcome to be learned sometime this month, three months after the end of the hearing held in front of an independent three-person panel.
If City - who it must be stressed strongly deny all allegations - are found guilty of any charges put to them, then they could face severe punishment. That could, potentially, include a huge fine, a points deduction or even them being expelled from the league.
It's no surprise then that Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham and other Premier League clubs are watching on with plenty of interest. The Gunners could benefit most with the scope to be awarded some Premier League titles if City are in fact found guilty and stripped of any honours.
As we continue the wait for the outcome, here's a look at the charges that have been put to City;
Man City charges in full;
Failure to provide accurate and up to date financial information from 2009/10 to and including 2017/18 - 54
Failure to provide accurate financial reports for player and manager compensation from 2009/10 to and including 2017/18 - 14
Failure to comply with UEFA's regulations, including UEFA's Club Licencing and Financial Fair Play Regulations - 5
Breaches of Premier League Profitability and Sustainability regulations (PSR) from 2015/15 to and including 2017/18 - 7
Failure to cooperate with Premier League investigations from December 2018 - 35
There are also, allegedly, multiple breaches throughout multiple seasons, which potentially makes the list longer.