Manchester City's Khiara Keating Pleads Not Guilty to Drug Possession

The 20-year-old goalkeeper and her mother face charges related to nitrous oxide possession, with a trial date to be set in September.

Khiara Keating and her mother, Nicola, appeared in court facing charges of possessing nitrous oxide.
Both entered 'not guilty' pleas and were granted unconditional bail until the next hearing.
Keating is a prominent goalkeeper for Manchester City and has been called up to the England national team.
The charges stem from an incident on June 18 in Manchester.
Nitrous oxide was classified as a Class C drug under recent legislative changes.