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City Football Group end association with Indian club

City Football Group have brought their association with Mumbai City FC to a close, ending one of the most significant foreign investments in Indian football amid deepening uncertainty over the future of the Indian Super League. The CFG-owned network, which also controls Manchester City, has divested its entire shareholding in the Mumbai-based club, returning full ownership to founding partners Ranbir Kapoor and Bimal Parekh.

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Titles in the Premier League, MLS, India and Australia have been delivered through a close working relationship across a network of CFG clubs

Man City's quest for world domination... in football and beyond

City Football Group now has clubs spread around the world all aligned in trying to turn it into the 'Disney' of football, with Man City at the centre

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Deory set to sign for Mumbai City

The young Indian attacker will make the switch from I-League to Indian Super League next season...

Mumbai City shaping up well at home

Alexandre Guimaraes' men have looked very solid at home so far and that form continued on Friday at the expense of Delhi Dynamos...

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ISL 2017 Fixtures: Club by Club

Goal provides you with a club-wise look at the fixtures for the fourth edition of Indian Super League kicking off on November 17...

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
11	SKN St. Poelten	9	3	1	5	7	9	-2	10	D L W W W
12	Voitsberg	9	2	3	4	13	17	-4	9	L L W D L
13	Sturm Graz II	9	2	2	5	16	23	-7	8	L L D D W
14	FC Hertha Wels	9	2	2	5	11	19	-8	8	D W L L L
15	Rapid Wien II	9	2	1	6	8	19	-11	7	D L L L L

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