CHELSEA AND MANCHESTER CITY FACE RELEGATION THREAT DUE TO FINANCIAL FAIR PLAY BREACHES

Everton Deducted 10 Points for FFP Breach

Big news in the world of soccer! It seems like Chelsea and Manchester City might be in big trouble. Why, you ask? Well, it's because they might have broken some rules about money in the Premier League. And guess what? Everton, another team, has already been punished for the same thing!

The Premier League, which is like the big boss of English soccer, has charged Everton for not following the Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules. As a punishment, they took away 10 points from Everton. Ouch!

But that's not all. Manchester City has also been charged with breaking the financial rules, not just once, but multiple times! And Chelsea is being investigated right now too. It looks like both of these teams might get an even bigger punishment than Everton.

Why is this a big deal?

Now, you might be wondering why breaking these financial rules is such a big deal. Well, it's because these rules are in place to make sure that all the teams in the Premier League play fair and don't have an unfair advantage over others. It's all about fair competition and keeping the league honest.

The Premier League needs to take this situation seriously and make sure that the rules are enforced properly. They have to show that they mean business and that they won't tolerate any cheating or unfair practices.

What are the consequences?

According to Sky Sports, someone named Borson didn't agree with the 10-point deduction for Everton. They thought it was too harsh for just breaking a simple rule. But here's the thing, if Manchester City and Chelsea are charged and found guilty of doing something similar, they could face even worse consequences.

Everton, the team that got the 10-point deduction, was really surprised and disappointed by the punishment. They thought it was too much and not fair. So, they are going to appeal the decision to the Premier League. That means they want the Premier League to take another look at their case and maybe change their minds.

The appeal process will now start, and a special board appointed by the Premier League will listen to Everton's case and make a decision. It's like going to court, but for soccer.

So, there you have it. Chelsea and Manchester City are in hot water for possibly breaking the financial rules in the Premier League. Everton has already been punished, and now they are fighting back. Let's see what happens next!