Foul Throw

The Man City 115 Charges Explorer
Explore the results. Remove City’s games. Follow the consequences.
Case status, 1 October 2026: On 29 September 2026 an independent Commission found the Premier League’s charges against Manchester City proven, except Charge 4(B) (one of four non-cooperation charges). Any sanction will be decided at a separate hearing. City says it is innocent and will appeal (deadline 2 October 2026). Commission decision (PDF) ↗ · Premier League statement ↗ · City statement ↗ · Case timeline
Financial allegations · 2009/10–2017/18Cooperation allegations · 2018/19–2022/23Extended exploration · 2023/24 on

Hypothetical sanctions

Illustrations only. These show what different sanctions would do to the tables and the money, using the recorded results. They are not a prediction of any sanction, which will be decided at a separate hearing before the Commission, and may be appealed. For context only: in 2023/24 Everton received a 10-point deduction (reduced to 6 on appeal) and a further 2 points, and Nottingham Forest received 4 points.

City’s matches are taken out of each season in scope; other clubs’ results stand.

Checked: City occupies one of three places. Unchecked: three remaining PL clubs still go down.

City keeps its results but loses points. Positions, the title, European places and relegation are recalculated.

Results stand. Each City title in scope passes to the runner-up; nothing else in the table moves.

City goes to the bottom of the table in the chosen season, so the club that would have been relegated in its place stays up. City’s results are removed from every later Premier League season. Which division City would then play in cannot be modelled: those fixtures never happened.

Not modelled: transfer bans and fines. Their effect on results cannot be derived from the data.

Speculative effects

These are speculation, not fact. The Premier League case concerns the Premier League only. The effects below model what might follow outside that case, using public data and simple mechanical rules. They are not predictions, findings or statements of what should happen, and no competition has said it will act on them.
Lower-league ripple

If the Premier League scenario keeps a club up, its recorded next season in the Championship is removed, and so on down. No replacement fixtures are invented.

Cup trophies

Cups City won in the selected seasons are shown passing to the beaten finalist. Earlier rounds are not replayed. These competitions are run by the FA, EFL, UEFA and FIFA, not the Premier League.