Premier League clubs meet to discuss whether to keep or scrap VAR from next season, plus reaction to international games and Euro 2024 build-up as England and Scotland prepare to name their final 26-man squads.
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon al-Mubarak says he is 'frustrated' at the club’s on-pitch achievements being accompanied by repeated reminders of the 115 Premier League charges lodged against them. Last month City became the first club in English football history to win the league title in four consecutive seasons.
City deny all the charges – but recently manager Pep Guardiola admitted 'he did not know' if people liked his team. “Of course, it’s frustrating,” Khaldoon told City’s internal media in his annual end-of-season address. “The referencing is always frustrating. “I feel for our fanbase and everyone associated with the club to have these charges constantly referenced. “It’s taking longer than anyone hoped for but there is a process we have to go through.
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