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Anti-cheat software has quietly become one of the most consequential cost centers in the games industry, and in 2026 it is also one of the clearest revenue protection tools publishers have. A fair ...

Manchester City midfielder Elliot Anderson has revealed that the intense scrutiny and recent financial guilty verdict against the club have served to strengthen the bond within the first-team squad.

When the Glazers came in, thousands of its supporters said no and started their own club. And all the Glazers did was a leveraged buyout (quite legal) that still leave the club with multi millions of ...

Conor Gallagher in the No 10 role was superb, aided, you have to admit, by an atrociously unbalanced Manchester United ...

LIVERPOOL, United Kingdom — Manchester City were greeted with chants of "cheats" on their arrival at Anfield on Sunday to face Liverpool in their first game since being found guilty of breaking more ...

No punishment has been announced, and Manchester City have appealed the findings while continuing to deny wrongdoing.

What does authoritarianism sound like? In Delhi’s posh Connaught Place on Saturday, it was the drone of automated police announcements, broadcast on loop from loudspeakers fitted on spiked poles.

The latest news and updates on Manchester City's 114 alleged breaches of the Premier League's financial rules, following the club's guilty verdict ...

Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca says the club's titles are "absolutely not" tainted after they were found guilty of the majority of the 115 charges brought against them by the Premier League.

The soccer world has waited an eternity for the outcome of the 115 charges brought against Manchester City by the Premier League for alleged financial breaches. At long last, the verdict is in.

Recently, I have taken to telling friends that whenever I’m on campus, I feel like I’m trapped in the middle of a crime spree. I’m not talking about an epidemic of overdue library books or ...