Manchester City's hearing regarding 115 charges of alleged financial rule breaches in the Premier League starts today and could last up to 10 weeks, with a verdict expected in early 2025. The charges date back to the period between 2009 and 2018 and involve allegations of failing to provide accurate financial information and not cooperating with league investigations. City has consistently denied any wrongdoing, claiming they have a 'comprehensive body of irrefutable evidence' to support their case. If found guilty, potential punishments include severe points deductions, expulsion from the Premier League, and even the stripping of titles, which could tarnish their recent successes. Conversely, a victory for City could raise serious questions about the Premier League's governance and enforcement of its regulations. The outcome of this unprecedented case carries significant implications for both the club and English football as a whole.