Had the Premier League’s decision to penalize Everton 10 points last season gone into effect, the Toffees would have finished in 19th place, barely avoiding relegated. This ruling, based on their breach of profit and sustainability rules, has dropped them from 14th to a position in the bottom three alongside Burnley, with only four points. An independent panel confirmed the penalty, citing losses of £124.5m when the threshold allowed was £105m over a three-year period. Despite the controversy, Everton plans to appeal the decision.
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