Manchester City could be relegated or expelled from the Premier League

According to several media outlets, Manchester City could be relegated or expelled from the Premier League if their appeal against the verdict on the charges fails.

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Manchester City could be relegated or expelled from the Premier League if their appeal against the verdict on the Premier League charges fails, reports the Evening Standard. According to Sports Mole, the club would face these sanctions if the unprecedented 114 charges were confirmed.

Sky Sports questions whether Manchester City's Premier League titles and trophies could be stripped. BBC Sport raises the key questions, including a criminal investigation, relegation or expulsion. ESPN reports how Manchester City players and staff are handling the verdict, and explains the charges against the club, the Premier League's options and how the appeal works. The Daily Mail details the next steps, including the timeline for sanctions, the review of post-2018 accounts, criminal liability and potential lawsuits from rivals.

Sources

  1. Sky SportsWhat if Man City's Premier League titles and trophies are stripped? (new window)skysports.com
  2. BBC SportCriminal investigation? Relegation or expulsion? The key Man City questions (new window)bbc.co.uk
  3. ESPNHow Man City players, staff are handling Premier League verdict (new window)espn.com
  4. ESPNManchester City guilty charges explained: Premier League's options, how appeal works, more (new window)espn.com
  5. Sports MoleExplained: Man City’s appeal process and how they could be relegated or expelled from Premier League (new window)sportsmole.co.uk
  6. Daily MailMAN CITY, WHAT HAPPENS NEXT: When will they be punished? Can Premier League look at post-2018 accounts? Is anyone criminally liable? How much can rivals sue for? And what now for ex-City chief Omar Berrada? MIKE KEEGAN reveals all (new window)dailymail.com
  7. Evening StandardCould Man City be relegated or expelled? How punishment could work (new window)standard.co.uk