Manchester City have denied all wrongdoing and are appealing against the guilty verdict on their alleged financial charges. But if the appeal fails, the club could face significant sanctions including a points deduction, a hefty fine or even relegation…

Manchester City could face potential sanctions including severe points deductions, heavy fines, or outright expulsion following an independent commission's guilty verdict on 114 financial charges. City have denied all wrongdoing and are appealing the decision, with findings from the Premier League Appeal Board expected by January. Rivals including Newcastle United are monitoring the situation closely.
Reports suggest a points deduction severe enough to cause relegation to the Championship is the most probable outcome if the appeal fails. Other potential penalties examined include massive financial sanctions exceeding previous records or outright expulsion down the football pyramid, though legal challenges would likely follow any extreme measures.
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