Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak insists the club remain confident of proving its innocence despite reports they are set to be found guilty of the vast majority of the Premier League's financial charges.In an open letter to the public, Al Mubarak said City's determination to fight the case has not changed, stressing that the legal process is still ongoing and that the club cannot reveal details because of strict confidentiality."Nothing has changed. We have faced challenges together before and have prevailed," Al Mubarak said in a message to City supporters.##LINKED_NEWS_69353##"I have been part of this Club for 18 years. I have had the privilege to stand with you in the Etihad, at Wembley, and in Istanbul. This Club matters to me, and you have shown and told me – time and time again – how much Manchester City matters to you," he said in a statement published on City's website. "This is why I am writing to you today. Following Friday's media reporting, many of you will have spent your evening answering questions and responding to messages from friends, family and colleagues. So have I. Here's what I said to my family: The Premier League process still has a long way to run, and our confidence and intent in proving the Club's innocence is just as strong as when this began."##LINKED_NEWS_69344##City are expected to appeal any guilty verdict, with potential sanctions ranging from a fine or points deduction to expulsion from the Premier League."Our confidence and intent in proving the Club's innocence is just as strong as when this began," Al Mubarak added.Sunday, 21.45: (1.42) Germany (4.60) Greece (7.50)