Cologne justified their calls for a new vote on the entry of the investors into the league by citing the lack of legal certainty surrounding the German Footbal League’s (DFL) plans. “First and foremost, we want to ensure legal certainty and acceptance. We know that there are suspicions that the vote at the DFL general meeting was not legally valid due to the Hanover vote and that this constitutes a violation of the 50+1 rule. These suspicions must be completely dismissed,” sporting director Christian Keller told the news portal Geissblog on Sunday. The DFL – which runs Germany’s top two men’s …