Manchester City’s two-year Champions League ban overturned
Illustration picture Manchester City logo during the Champions League.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport in Switzerland announced Monday that it has overturned Manchester City's two-year European competition ban over violations of UEFA's Financial Fair Play policy.
CAS also reduced the fine the English Premier League team must pay from approximately $34 million to around $11 million.
Manchester City is second in the Premier League standings and now will qualify for next season's Champions League, a financially lucrative competition that will generate millions in revenue for the club.
Manchester United, which currently sits fifth in the table, now must work its way into the top four with four matches remaining to qualify.
UEFA, European soccer's governing body, han...