Man City found guilty of more than 100 Premier League financial breaches
The Premier League has confirmed that an independent commission has found Manchester City guilty of the vast majority of Financial Fair Play (FFP) charges brought against them.
Norway pull Erling Haaland from media duties after Man City verdict
Haaland had been due to face the media alongside Norway coach Stale Solbakken before the meeting with Portugal.
However, the Norwegian Football Federation announced a late change to its media schedule on Friday evening, removing the Manchester City striker from the press conference.
"We are making changes to tomorrow's press conference. Stale Solbakken, Fredrik Aursnes and Andreas Schjelderup will be attending," the federation said.
The decision came only hours after reports emerged that Manchester City had been found guilty of 114 breaches of the Premier League's financial regulations.
The reported verdict could lead to serious consequences for the reigning English champions, although any punishment would be determined through the Premier League's disciplinary process.
Haaland has been one of City's key players since joining the club from Borussia Dortmund, but Norway chose not to make him available to answer questions from journalists before Sunday's international fixture.
Martin Odegaard misses Norway training ahead of Wales Nations League clash
Martin Odegaard has missed Norway's training session on Tuesday after picking up an ankle problem during the 2-1 Nations League defeat by Portugal.
Chelsea's Jamie Gittens withdraws from England U21 squad after ankle injury
Jamie Gittens has withdrawn from the England Under-21 squad after suffering an ankle injury during the 4-2 European Championship qualifying win over Kazakhstan.
Konrad Laimer returns to Austria Nations League squad in Bayern fitness boost
Bayern Munich have received a positive fitness update with Konrad Laimer returning to the Austria squad after recovering from an adductor problem.