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A win over Brighton sealed the title for Manchester City.

Uefa financial investigators are expected to press ahead with recommendations for a Champions League ban against Manchester City.

Yves Leterme, chief investigator of Ueafa club is also set to make a decision this week.

This follows the review into evidence surrounding £60 million payments deception.

The club which is alleged to have breached FFP rules by £167 million in 2014.

Mr Mansour is accused of funding significant parts of so-called deals with club sponsors.

This is in an attempt to escape Uefa sanctions amongst other speculations.

Many in UEFA have also expressed the opinion of a one year ban being suitable.

City deny any wrong doing stating:

“The attempt to damage the club’s reputation is organised and clear”.

They have also said:

“We will not be providing any comment on out-of-context materials purportedly hacked or stolen from City Football Group”.