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In February, the "Manchester City" team, which received strict penalties from UEFA, celebrated a crucial victory in court on Monday. UEFA had imposed a two-year disqualification from international tournaments for the English team in the winter, but on Monday the international sports arbitration court overturned the decision. The two-year disqualification imposed on the "City" was completely lifted, and the monetary fine was reduced from 30 million to 10 million euros. It should be noted that "Man City" received harsh UEFA penalties, as announced, for serious FFP ("Financial Fair Play") violations. UEFA has so far refused to comment on the court's decision. This news is particularly important for the "Chelsea," "Leicester," and "Manchester United" clubs, as it was expected that the team finishing in fifth place in the "Premier League" could play in the Champions League next season.
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