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Manchester City Women's football team continued operations as usual following the Premier League's guilty verdict against the club for financial breaches, according to manager Andree Jeglertz. No specific impact was mentioned on the women's team, as the charges fall under different financial regulations than the Women's Super League (WSL).
City's women's team participated in a routine training session, showing no signs of concern or altered routine. The club has until October 2 to appeal the guilty verdict, but they deny any wrongdoing. Manager Jeglertz emphasized that he and the team are focused on football and have maintained their normal training and preparation for upcoming matches, including the Women's Champions League game against Real Madrid.
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