Jose Mourinho's reaction to Manchester City's cheating win to the 2018 title

Following the sacking of Loius Van Gaal in 2016, Jose Mourinho was appointed as the new Manchester United boss on a three-year deal with the option of a fourth. He took them to close distance of the Premier League title in the 2017/18 season with a second-place finish as City was crowned champions.

It would have been an indescribable moment for the Special One to win the title over his fierce rival Pep Guardiola who is Manchester City's manager. The Premier League might just make it happen as they accused the noisy neighbors of breaching 100 financial rules between 2009 and 2018.

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The Premier League's accusation against Manchester City includes false sponsorship incomes, hidden payments to their works, and refusal to provide required financial information as requested by the league. This is not the first time that they've been accused of breaching Financial Fair Play.

Back in 2020, Manchester City's two-year ban from the Champions League for breaking FFP rules was overturned and they were reportedly fined 10 million euros from the initial 30 million euros charge. Mourinho shared his remarks back then the FFP play rule was a disgrace as there's no point to the fact that if you're not guilty you shouldn't be fined.

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The title was won by Pep Guardiola's Manchester City by 100 points but Manchester United came second with 81 points losing winning 25 matches, drawing six, and losing seven. Although Mourino has yet to give remarks on the current sanction to Man City, it will certainly upset him that they lost the title to their rivals as while their cheating gets exposed.