After an investigation spanning years, Manchester City were found guilty on more than 100 charges of serious breaches of Premier League financial regulations. The decision is a major development in one of the biggest scandals in soccer history, but the saga is far from over.
What happens next? What does the ruling mean for England's dominant force over the past decade, its fans and its players? ESPN's writers have you covered on every angle, from transfer implications to the mood at City's rival clubs.
Check back here for the latest as this story continues to unfold.
Now that Manchester City have been found to have cheated on a huge scale, anything is on the table -- maybe even an American-style Premier League draft?
Four clubs (Arsenal, Liverpool, Man United and Tottenham) retained their legal rights in the Premier League's case against Man City. Now that a guilty verdict has been issued, what will they do in response?
If Manchester City are punished by being relegated from the Premier League, group of players worth more than £1 billion in transfer fees would suddenly become available.
As the reaction to Man City's guilty verdict continues to ripple across the sporting world, the club's internal messaging is very much one of confidence and carrying on. That might be easier said than done.
Man City's guilty verdict is a landmark moment. But what comes next? What punishments are on the table, and how does the appeals process work?
Pep Guardiola won 16 major honors as Man City manager. They all now count for nothing after the Premier League found the club guilty of systematically breaking financial rules.
The confirmation that Manchester City were found guilty by the Premier League on over 100 breaches of financial regulations has sent shock waves through the sport. How do Man City survive this?
Man City being found guilty of 100-plus charges by the Premier League was the only topic of conversation around Manchester, and lower-league games, in the first weekend of action since the verdict.
Manchester City have been found guilty of almost all 115 financial charges against them. It means an era of English soccer is now tarnished with multiple asterisks.
Here's what we know about Man City's financial charges, and what might come next.