Cases
How a breach is found and what follows: assessment windows, commission decisions, points deductions and appeals, explained case by case. Plain English.
A case is not a single moment: accounts are filed, a window is assessed, a panel decides, and an appeal follows. Read in that order and the headlines make sense.
- Which seasons were examined and which costs were excluded
- How a breach is found in the accounts
- What a points deduction actually decides
- How an appeal tests the reasoning
Everton points deduction: how the PSR breach was found Leicester's PSR case: why jurisdiction decided it all Manchester City's 115 charges: what is actually alleged How a PSR breach is found: window, add-backs, loss Points deductions and appeals: how the penalty is set
Everton points deduction: how the PSR breach was found
How Everton's PSR case was built: the rolling loss test, the commission's findings, the points deduction and what the appeal did and did not change.
Leicester's PSR case: why jurisdiction decided it all
Why Leicester's financial case turned on jurisdiction: relegation, league membership, the rule change that closed the gap and a deduction still under appeal.
Manchester City's 115 charges: what is actually alleged
The 115 charges against Manchester City explained: the families of allegation, the cooperation counts, how the commission works and what an appeal can change.
How a PSR breach is found: window, add-backs, loss
How a PSR breach is calculated: the rolling assessment window, the adjusted accounts, the permitted add-backs and the comparison that decides the case.
Points deductions and appeals: how the penalty is set
How a points deduction is decided: the commission's reasoning, aggravating and mitigating factors, suspended penalties and the narrow route of appeal.