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Maresca maintains almost total control as he follows Manchester City owners’ line | Jamie Jackson
Manager’s media conference was three times busier than usual, but he and his club are still speaking with one voice – for now. Enzo Maresca’s first public display since Manchester City were found guilty on virtually all counts of breaching Premier League financial rules was controlled – apart from the sole, and telling, slip-up of his very first answer.
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Coverage timeline
7 outlets · first-seen order- +0 min
FTBLEN · AUOwn reporting
Manchester City face an uncertain future but Erling Haaland’s response is telling
Cites Sky Sports, Corriere dello Sport
- +13 h 9 min
A BolaPT · PTBroke it
Enzo Maresca confiante: «Quando o Manchester City ganhar o recurso, falamos»
- +13 h 25 min
Daily Mail FootballEN · GBOwn reporting
- +14 h 24 min
BBC Sport — FootballEN · GBOwn reporting
- +15 h 9 min
FourFourTwoEN · GBRepeats
Manchester City boss Enzo Maresca refuses to address future, in wake of bombshell scandal verdict
- +15 h 32 min
Sportsnet SoccerEN · CAOwn reporting
Manager Maresca says he has complete trust in Man City despite bombshell verdict
- +18 h 24 min
The Guardian — FootballEN · GBOwn reporting
Maresca maintains almost total control as he follows Manchester City owners’ line | Jamie Jackson
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