Manchester City have scored a legal victory over the Premier League in a long-running battle over financial rules - but both sides have conflicting interpretations of the ruling's significance.

The Premier League's sponsorship regulations between 2021 and 2024 are "void and unenforceable", a tribunal ruled on Friday. The decision follows a legal challenge by Manchester City against the league's Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules,

In a case brought by Man City, an independent panel has determined that Associated Party Transaction rules are void and unenforceable; it is believed this ruling could open the door for legal action;

The Premier League's sponsorship rules between 2021 and 2024 have been deemed 'void and unenforceable' following a tribunal ruling. Manchester City challenged the Associated Party Transaction rules that regulate deals between clubs and owner-linked companies.

The club is facing 115 charges from the Premier League, with allegations including providing false financial information and receiving inflated sponsorship revenue from firms linked to the club’s owne

Exploring evidence from previous cases Manchester City have faced to explain the charges being deliberated over in the Premier League trial

The Premier League has succumbed to a significant defeat against Manchester City over its sponsorship rules following an independent panel’s verdict, it has been revealed.The development comes

Manchester City have scored a major victory over the Premier League as its APT rules have been declared null and void by an independent tribunal

The Premier League is fearing huge compensation claims from clubs after Manchester City won a legal case against their sponsorship rules.