- Chelsea, Tottenham, City and United issue statements
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Four of the six English clubs who joined the European Super League two years ago have pledged allegiance to Uefa and the old order of European football after the breakaway project was given an unexpected reprieve by the European court of justice.
Manchester United, Tottenham, Chelsea and Manchester City – alongside a number of other clubs, leagues and organisations – issued statements after a day of drama on which the landscape of European football changed and the Super League relaunched itself with a tweaked format and the promise of every match being streamed for free.
Written by Paul MacInnes
This news first appeared on https://www.theguardian.com/football/2023/dec/21/european-super-league-boost-court-of-justice-ruling-uefa-fifa-eu-law under the title “English clubs throw weight behind Uefa after European Super League ruling”. Bolchha Nepal is not responsible or affiliated towards the opinion expressed in this news article.
