Manchester City's ban from European football competitions has been overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
City was originally punished by UEFA, European football's governing body, for"serious breaches" of club licensing and Financial Fair Play regulations and was excluded from European competitions, including the Champions League, for two seasons.Visit CNN.com/sport for more news, videos and featuresBut CAS ruled on Monday that the club"did not disguise equity funding as sponsorship contributions" after City appealed the ruling in February.
How Portugal became one of football's most unlikely champions 03:05FFP's uncertain futureThe decision has led to questions over UEFA's FFP regulations which are designed to stop clubs overspending. An investigation into Qatari-backed French side Paris Saint-Germain to determine whether the club had contravened FFP regulations was concluded last year when CAS upheld PSG's appeal against the case.
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