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EXCLUSIVE BY OLIVER HOLT: It is thought that the Premier League are pressing for City's punishment to be announced before the result of their appeal‚ which is unlikely to be decided before the end of January.
Leeds United manager Daniel Farke has explained why Dominic Calvert-Lewin chose not to take the knee ahead of Sunday's 1-1 draw with Manchester United‚ insisting the striker showed 'respect' by remaining standing. The vast majority of Premier League players took the knee this weekend as part of the top flight's 'No Room for Racism' campaign‚ but Leeds forward Calvert-Lewin was among those who opted against the gesture‚ choosing to remain standing. Everton's Ainsley Maitland-Niles‚ Ipswich Town's Issa Diop and Manchester City's Marc Guehi chose not to take the knee during Saturday's fixtures‚ with Bournemouth duo Rayan and Tyler Adams making the same decision ahead of Sunday's matches.
NATHAN SALT: Manchester United have played Hull City‚ Ipswich Town‚ Everton‚ Manchester City‚ Fulham‚ Tottenham Hotspur and Leeds United and failed miserably to shut out any of them. They conceded twice against Hull‚ shipped two in a win over Ipswich‚ their only league win at this point in late October‚ and another two followed at Everton in a dramatic 2-2 draw. Dominic Calvert-Lewin's goal at Leeds United ensured a third successive 1-1 draw in the Premier League and the second time in three games United have thrown victory away.
TOM COLLOMOSSE AT THE CITY GROUND: They are Premier League champions and may well retain their title but Arsenal will never set pulses racing outside north London. Gunners players‚ coaches and fans will not care and why should they? They waited 22 years to lift the title and if they go back to back‚ why would any of those supporters worry about how they did it? This stuff matters‚ though. Especially this season‚ which is already in big trouble due to the Manchester City cheating verdict.
Louis van Gaal has blamed Manchester City's financial doping for the 'suffering' that he endured in his torrid 2016 Man United exit. The Dutch manager was given his marching orders on the heels of the 2015-16 season‚ which saw the Red Devils narrowly miss out on a place in the following term's Champions League. Both Man City and Man United wrapped up with 66 points‚ but the Cityzens‚ playing their final season under Manuel Pellegrini had the superior goal difference which secured their spot at Europe's top table.
Frank Lampard has worn over £1million worth of watches on matchdays since Coventry's return to the Premier League‚ but the superstitious England legend may finally have found his lucky charm. Coventry triumphed 4-1 over Newcastle to secure an emphatic second win of the campaign under Lampard on Monday night‚ having beaten Nottingham Forest 1-0 at the City Ground before the start of the three-week international break. For the superstitious‚ Coventry's sudden upturn in form could have something to do with the watch collection Lampard has flaunted since the start of the new season.
JACK GAUGHAN AT THE ETIHAD: A returning hero at the Etihad‚ invited back for the night. Ali Benarbia‚ the mercurial midfielder‚ is considered a legend of a former Manchester City era as they won the First Division title in the early Noughties. He knows the second tier well etcetera‚ etcetera. But then there was the other guy. The other guy didn't do club media and interviews on the pitch but his presence fills an arena regardless.
The club's fans displayed a giant tifo reading 'CTID' before kick-off in the Champions League against Paris Saint-Germain - which stands for 'City 'til I die'. City are appealing their verdict‚ which could see them face significant punishment if the decision is upheld. They played their first game since the verdict against Liverpool on Sunday‚ winning 3-0.
IAN LADYMAN AT THE ETIHAD: Here against the Champions of Europe‚ with Pep Guardiola watching on from beneath his flat cap in the directors' box‚ Enzo Maresca's City threatened to follow the adrenaline shot of Sunday's win at Anfield with a complete flatline at the Etihad. This for a while this looked and felt like the night reality dawned. When all the noise and celebration and defiance of the weekend faded to grey. When the impact of playing the next weeks and months under the shadow of crushing uncertainty began to feel too much.
Manchester City learn that with friends like process-respecting‚ UEFA-hating PSG‚ who needs enemies?
Follow Daily Mail Sport's live coverage for the latest updates as Liverpool travel to Austria to take on LASK before Manchester City hosts reigning champions PSG in the Champions League.
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