- Liverpool’s neighbors Everton were deducted 10 points for breaching financial regulations. It gets people talking about Man City. An independent panel today handed Everton a 10-point deduction for breaching revenue and sustainability rules.
- The club will appeal this long-awaited decision.News later emerged that Leicester, Leeds and Burnley were planning to sue EvertonĀ The previous two clubs were relegated last season after demanding a quicker resolution for the Cheeses, with Burnley relegated last season in the final season of the Goodison Park outfit’s landmark three-year spell. Allowable loss.But if clubs are furious at the slow pace of the Everton incident, those affected by Manchester City’s potential breach have even more reason to be angry. The Premier League issued a similar statement a day after confirmed it was investigating the Etihad for alleged breaches of financial fair play rules.
- On 8 March 2019, Manchester City were banned from the Champions League for two seasons, a decision overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport. On the other hand, the Premier League only released its report in February this year, after four years of investigation.
Manchester City have now won four out of five possible titles. Liverpool claimed the other side, Jurgen Klopp missing the target twice for Pep Guardiola’s side.In the midst of this most recent celebration, which involved not only investigations but actual charges (115 to be exact), everyone felt that somehow a solution to the situation would be found.
