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Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who has been the naughtiest Football club of them all... when it comes to breaches of Financial Fair Play rules? The song sounded better in my head, but it remains true that both Manchester City and Chelsea have broken a plethora of financial regulations that everyone else has to live by. We take a look at who has the highest number of cases under investigation by the independent panel, but explain them all? That’s coming out in hardback format. Champions of Europe, you made us sing that! 🫶#ManCity | #UCLfinal pic.twitter.com/2CevTDN3UT — Manchester City (@ManCity) June 10, 2023 What have Manchester City been accused of? The treble holders are under investigation for a whopping 115 financial rule breaches from 2009 to 2018. Pep Guardiola’s side have been accused of misleading regulators about revenue from both sponsorship income and operating costs, as well as payments made to club figures such as ex-manager, Roberto Mancini . Manchester Ci...

U.S. citizen Elliot Blair was found dead at a Mexican resort on Jan. 14. MEXICO CITY and LONDON -- Mexican authorities said Monday that the recent death of an American tourist appears to be "an unfortunate accident." U.S. citizen Elliot Blair died on Jan. 14 at Las Rocas Resort and Spa, located on the shores of Rosarito Beach, just south of Tijuana, along the western coast of Mexico's Baja California peninsula. While investigators initially believed that Blair died from a fall, there is a specific injury on his forehead "that would not have been caused by a fall," a local law enforcement official told ABC News on Monday. MORE: Rally for Shanquella Robinson, American tourist who died in Mexico, calls for justice However, the State Attorney General's Office of Baja California later released a statement saying an autopsy established that Blair's death "was the result of an unfortunate accident due to the fall of the deceased from a third floor."...