The Premier League has postponed a key meeting of its clubs - originally scheduled for Thursday - that was intended to decide how to respond to last week's verdict in the legal battle with Manchester City over rules governing commercial deals.

An emergency Premier League meeting to discuss the outcome of Manchester City’s associated-party arbitration is being delayed by days as the competition is still scrutinising solutions. In the week since the tribunal findings were published,

Manchester City have gone to the mattresses with the Premier League and depending on who you ask, it could mean everything or nothing. A three-strong tribunal panel of former judges ruled that City were unsuccessful in much of their legal case against the Premier League’s commercial and sponsorship rules,

Manchester City and the Premier League are both claiming victory after the conclusion of the first of two high-profile clashes between the pair.

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An emergency meeting called last week in light of a legal row involving Manchester City has now been postponed by the Premier League, new reports have revealed.A decision had originally been taken to

Premier League officials are working on a redrafted version of the laws following the results of Manchester City’s legal dispute.

The Premier League have pushed back a meeting with clubs other than Manchester City to discuss their recent legal battle.