VIDEO SHOWS: AERIAL OF MANCHESTER CITY'S ETIHAD STADIUM, FILE FOOTAGE OF THE STADIUM, MANCHESTER CITY'S 2019/20 PREMIER LEAGUE CELEBRATIONS AND TRAINING, EXTERIORS OF UEFA HEADQUARTERS, EXTERIORS OF COURT OF ARBITRATION FOR SPORT SHOWS: MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (MAY 20, 2020) (UK POOL - ACCESS ALL) 1.

AERIAL OF MANCHESTER CITY'S ETIHAD STADIUM MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (FILE - FEBRUARY 19, 2020) (REUTERS - ACCESS ALL) 2.

MANCHESTER CITY'S ETIHAD STADIUM 3.

ETIHAD STADIUM SIGN 4.

EXTERIORS OF STADIUM 5.

VARIOUS OF EXTERIORS OF CITY STORE 6.

STADIUM SIGN 7.

STADIUM MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (FILE - MAY 12, 2019) (CITY TV - ACCESS ALL) 8.

FIREWORKS ABOVE THE ETIHAD STADIUM AS MANCHESTER CITY CELEBRATE WINNING PREMIER LEAGUE 9.

THE THEN CAPTAIN VINCENT KOMPANY LIFTING TROPHY TO CHEERS 10.

FIREWORKS ABOVE STADIUM LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (FILE - APRIL 8, 2019) (REUTERS - ACCESS ALL) 11.

MANCHESTER CITY MANAGER PEP GUARDIOLA AT TRAINING SESSION 12.

SERGIO AGUERO TRAINING 13.

RAHEEM STERLING JOGGING 14.

STERLING AT TRAINING SESSION 15.

KYLE WALKER STRETCHING 16.

GABRIEL JESUS STRETCHING 17.

KEVIN DE BRUYNE AT TRAINING SESSION NYON, SWITZERLAND (FILE - DECEMBER 4, 2019) (REUTERS - ACCESS ALL) 18.

VARIOUS OF UEFA FLAGS OUTSIDE HEADQUARTERS 19.

EXTERIOR OF UEFA HEADQUARTERS 20.

UEFA PRESIDENT, ALEKSANDER CEFERIN SHAKING JOURNALISTS' HANDS AS HE LEAVES ROOM NYON, SWITZERLAND (FILE - MARCH 4, 2016) (REUTERS - ACCESS ALL) 21.

UEFA LOGO ON WALL 22.

WALL WITH EUROPEAN STATE MEMBERS AND UEFA LOGO 23.

UEFA LOGO ON WALL 24.

EXTERIOR OF UEFA HEADQUARTERS LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND (FILE - FEBRUARY 18, 2019) (REUTERS - ACCESS ALL) 25.

VARIOUS EXTERIORS OF COURT OF ARBITRATION FOR SPORT (CAS) STORY: The Swiss-based Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has set aside three days in this week to hear Manchester City's appeal against a two-year ban from European competition for breaching fair play rules.

CAS will hear the case from Monday (June 8) to Wednesday (June 10).

European soccer's governing body UEFA imposed the ban in February for "serious breaches" of the Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations.

It said City, majority owned by the Abu Dhabi United Group, had overstated sponsorship revenue between 2012 and 2016 and failed to cooperate with UEFA's investigation.

The club were also handed a 30 million euro ($32.81 million) fine.

City, who said at the time that UEFA's process was flawed and consistently leaked, denied any wrongdoing and appealed to sport's highest court.

The ruling, if upheld, would mean City would not be able to compete in the 2020-21 Champions League should they again qualify for Europe's top club competition.

They would also be banned from European competition in the 2021-22 season.

The FFP regulations were introduced in 2011 to stop clubs running up big losses buying players and to ensure sponsorships are genuine commercial deals rather than ways for owners to pump cash into clubs to circumvent the rules.

City are second in the Premier League, 25 points behind Liverpool, with play halted since March 9 due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.

The league plans to restart in June.

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