Domino's Pizza aim dig at Man City 115 charges with generous offer to Manchester United fans

Domino’s Pizza has made fun of the 115 charges hanging over Manchester City by offering free pizza to Manchester United fans ahead of the FA Cup final at Wembley.

City became the first team to win four successive Premier League titles this season but 115 alleged breaches of the league's financial rules cast a shadow over their success.

Premier League CEO Richard Masters has confirmed a date has been set for City's hearing and until then, it will be business as usual for Pep Guardiola's side.

However, that hasn't stopped Domino's Pizza from poking fun at City by offering 115 free pizzas to United supporters on Saturday at their store closest to Wembley.

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The 115 pizzas will be served exclusively in blue boxes and the offer is only available to fans who turn up in a United shirt and ask for a 'Financial Free Pizza'.

A press release for the viral campaign read: "Domino’s is giving away 115 pizzas free of charge to Manchester United fans from its Wembley High Road store this Saturday, served exclusively in blue boxes, ahead of the Manchester derby at Wembley Stadium.

"Despite the offer being open to Manchester United fans only this weekend, supporters who feel they are missing out are welcome to lodge an appeal.

"The pizzas will be available from 11am, all United fans have to do to get hold of one is turn up in a Manchester United shirt and ask for a Financial Free Pizza. The free Cheese & Tomato pizzas will be available in a small size on a first come first serve basis, until all 115 are served."

A spokesperson from Domino's said: "We thought we’d level the playing field for