Well, this has raised it nasty head again.
Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus say they will continue with plans for a European Super League, claiming to have successfully argued against any punishment by Uefa.
A court decision on Friday in Madrid means European football's governing body have an "obligation" to terminate disciplinary proceedings against them.
Uefa paused action in June when the case was passed to the European Court of Justice.
"We are pleased that going forward we will no longer be subject to Uefa's ongoing threats.
They intend to do so by working with governing bodies, leagues, fans, players, managers and clubs.
Clubs participating in European competitions have the right to govern their own competitions.
Uefa has declined to respond to the statement from the three clubs.
The trio that remain say European football's governing body must now "unwind the actions taken against all" sides involved in the ESL.
"The court backs the request made by the promoters of the European Super League, dismisses Uefa's appeal, and confirms its warning to Uefa that failure to comply with its ruling shall result in fines and potential criminal liability," the clubs said.
"The case will be assessed by the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg, which shall review Uefa's monopolistic position over European football."
Bye Bye the top 6 - now we'll be alright!!!