Premier League club to write letter to European governing body
Russian club serving stadium ban but some supporters present
Match report: CSKA Moscow 2-2 Manchester City
Manchester City will express extreme disappointment to Uefa at the governing body taking no action against CSKA Moscow, despite home fans being present in the Arena Khimki for Tuesdays 2-2 Champions League draw. The Premier League champions will ask that the fine paid by CSKA as part of a punishment for fans misconduct be used to reimburse City supporters, who lost money on the cost of the trip for the Group E match they were not allowed to attend.
CSKA are serving a three-match stadium ban for their fans offences, which include repeated racism. Yet there were at least 350 of their supporters present draped in club colours and loudly cheering their side throughout the tie.