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Liverpool and Man Utd are the big winners but Sunderland and Wigan claim silverware too.

Manchester City have reportedly been found guilty on almost all Premier League financial regulation charges. According to reporter David Ornstein, sanctions remain undecided and are likely to face multiple rounds of appeals and counterappeals before final implementation.
In response to the potential fallout, writer Dave Tickner explores an alternate timeline reallocating Manchester City's post-2009 silverware. Using a speculative model based on head-to-head results, the exercise redistributes honors, hypothetical awarding the 2010/11 FA Cup to Manchester United over Stoke City.
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