Five English clubs are among 11 European sides who have agreed to a breakaway Super League - on the eve of UEFA announcing a new format for the Champions League. Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur have all agreed to the new project, according to the Times. But Manchester City are the only 'big six' outfit in the Premier League not to sign up just yet. UEFA's new Champions League format will see 36 teams enter the competition at the group stage, with teams playing 10 group matches, rather than six. The governing body believed it had fended off the challenge of a Super League but are now panicking just hours before they were due to announce their plans for...
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