LeicestershireLive reports the latest Leicester City news, revealing that Everton has been penalized with a 10-point deduction for violating Premier League financial regulations. The league had referred Everton to an independent commission in March, and the decision to dock points has finally been reached in November. This outcome has sparked a response from Leicester, who had been pushing for a prompt resolution to Everton’s case, as it directly impacted their relegation from the Premier League last season. Despite talk of pursuing a £100m compensation, pundit Simon Jordan believes Leicester has “no chance” of winning a legal battle against Everton. He argues that clubs have agreed to the consequences for financial breaches and any attempt to challenge this in court would likely be unsuccessful.
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