Manchester City's legal challenge against the Premier League over its Associated Party Transactions rules (APT) has concluded with both sides claiming victory. Is there really a winner? And what does the outcome mean?

Manchester City have accused the Premier League of a "misleading" response following a legal case concerning rules governing commercial deals. The APT rules are designed to ensure commercial deals with entities linked to a club's owners reflect fair market value and are not artificially inflated.

Manchester City have been accused by rivals of trying to run the Premier League themselves after they dismissed the league’s view on the verdict from the major tribunal between the two – and advised clubs to contact them rather than the league executive.