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Man City in danger of exit - how Champions League stands


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Manchester City are in danger of Champions League elimination, while Liverpool make it six wins from six and Arsenal and Aston Villa are flying.

The article from BBC Sport discusses the ongoing issues surrounding the European Super League (ESL) and its impact on football governance. It highlights the recent legal and political developments, including a court ruling that UEFA and FIFA had abused their dominant position by blocking the formation of the ESL. This has led to renewed discussions about the future of European football, with the ESL's backers, A22 Sports Management, proposing a new format involving 60-80 teams in a multi-division competition. Despite this, there is significant opposition from football's traditional governing bodies, fans, and clubs, who fear the ESL could undermine the domestic leagues and the competitive integrity of the sport. The article also touches on the reactions from various stakeholders, including UEFA's president Aleksander Ceferin, who has criticized the ESL's model, and the broader implications for football's structure and fan engagement.

Read the Full BBC Article at:
[ https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c390vgmzn8lo ]

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