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Everton are facing a record-breaking 12-point deduction for allegedly breaking Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules.<\/p>\n
The Toffees are said to have breached the Premier League's financial regulations and, if found guilty, could be slapped with a 12-point penalty. If Everton are handed the most severe punishment, they will be bottom of the Premier League on -5 points as the table stands. <\/p>\n
Sean Dyche's side have narrowly avoided the drop for the past two seasons, and such a punishment in either season would have sent them down. The Toffees look set to be involved in another relegation battle this time around. <\/p>\n
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Dyche's side are currently 16th in the table, however they are only three points above the drop zone. Everton have only accumulated seven points all season – five less than their potential punishment.<\/p>\n
If Everton are to face the 12-point deduction, the Toffees would find themselves 11 points from safety. And, according to The Telegraph, the Premier League are pushing for the most severe punishment.<\/p>\n
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Everton's FFP case is currently being heard by an independent commission after they recorded losses of \u00a3371.8million over a three-year period – well over the Premier League's \u00a3105million threshold. <\/p>\n
However, the report states that Everton believe they have complied with the rules and insist they will \u201crobustly defend\u201d their position – arguing that coronavirus related exemptions will land them in the clear. Everton could also face less severe punishments – such as a fine or a transfer embargo.<\/p>\n
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