HUGE PURNISHMENT: Six-point deduction sees Town’s Championship rivals plunged into relegation battle

In a significant blow to their campaign, Leicester City has been hit with an immediate six-point deduction for violating the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) during the three-year period ending in the 2023/24 season.

​The decision, handed down by an independent Disciplinary Commission and ratified by the EFL, sees the Foxes plummet to 20th place in the Championship. With just 32 points, they now sit level with West Bromwich Albion, who currently occupy the final relegation spot.

​The Current Landscape

  • A League of Penalties: Leicester joins Sheffield Wednesday in the “points deducted” column this season; the Owls were docked 18 points earlier for entering administration and remain at the bottom of the table.
  • Turmoil on the Pitch: The points loss comes at a brutal time for Leicester. The club is currently managerless following the dismissal of Marti Cifuentes and is enduring a four-game winless streak, including consecutive home losses to Oxford United and Charlton Athletic.
  • Key Fixtures Ahead: Leicester’s next test is an away match against Birmingham City. They are also scheduled for a high-stakes rematch against Ipswich Town on March 7th.

Leicester City’s Current Standings

ClubPointsStatus
Leicester City32Dropped to 20th
West Brom32In Relegation Zone
Sheffield Wednesday-18Bottom of Table

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