Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca rejected questions about red cards during his Chelsea tenure at a press conference before City's match against Brighton, saying he did not see it as a concern. The article also notes City's league position and the club's appeal against 114 breaches of Premier League financial rules.
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ahead of Premier League leaders City's clash at home to third-placed Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday
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Chelsea finished on 118 cards in the Premier League last season, six clear of nearest rivals Tottenham Hotspur, and racked up 11 reds in all competitions.
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Chelsea finished on 118 cards in the Premier League last season, six clear of nearest rivals Tottenham Hotspur, and racked up 11 reds in all competitions.
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City are top with 21 points from eight matches, above Arsenal on goal difference and five points clear of Brighton.
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Maresca's first months at the helm have coincided with the club being found guilty of 114 breaches of Premier League financial rules.
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having rejoined the club at the end of June
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