LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 01: Gylfi Sigurdsson of Everton looks dejected after the Premier League match between Everton and Burnley at Goodison Park on October 1, 2017 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images)
Everton have lost out on over £12million of merit payments because of their eight-point deduction this season, Football Insider can reveal.
The Merseyside club have breached Premier League Profit and Sustainability Rules in consecutive seasons, resulting in two separate deductions.
They were initially docked 10 points in November which was later reduced to six following a successful appeal.
The club was then hit with a further two-point deduction after their 2022-23 accounts also exceeded the £105million allowable losses under PSR.
Overall, the eight points deducted have dropped Everton down to 15th in the table with one game remaining this season.
Everton points deductions have cost the club over £12m
Without the deductions, Everton would have been on 48 points and in 11th place – level on points with Brighton in 10th.
Sean Dyche’s side will end their 2023-24 campaign on Sunday (19 May) when they face title-chasing Arsenal at The Emirates.
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Everton’s season has been full of difficulties – both on and off-the-pitch – but as we enter the final game of the season there is a good feeling at Goodison Park.
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The Premier League title race has gone down to the final day but Man City are two points clear of second-placed Arsenal.
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