Manchester City have been found guilty on almost all of 115 charges, and the Premier League says an independent commission found more than £900 million of revenue inflated and costs reduced. So why might the points deduction be the cheapest part of this story?

In this video: what sanctions are actually on the table, how rival clubs could pursue compensation, what the Burnley v Everton ruling tells us about how those claims work, and what a light or heavy punishment could mean for the Premier League itself. Along the way, we look at the seasons fans of Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham will be thinking about, and the twist that could decide whether any of it is ever paid.

Please note: Manchester City say they are innocent and have lodged an appeal. Sanctions have not yet been decided. This video is based on public reporting up to 3 October 2026, and it keeps findings, reported claims and possibilities separate.

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