Blinksportsnews247Over the next 48 hours, Everton is anticipated to receive word on their appeal about the Premier League points reduction, according to Daily Mail.
The Toffees’ nervous wait over their appeal against the Profit and Sustainability breach allegation may soon come to an end, the newspaper stated on February 20. However, there is another cause for concern.
It is understood that the second charge for the club has caused more uncertainty at Goodison Park, with a second case expected to be heard by the end of March.
Everton is awaiting a 10-point Premier League deduction decision.
For Everton, who are already in a relegation race after the first deduction of points, the entire procedure is incredibly detrimental.
Sean Dyche’s team emerged from the relegation zone on Monday, February 19, after their draw with Crystal Palace, moving them one point clear of Luton Town.
Everton will have the ideal opportunity to open a much-needed lead over the Hatters’ upcoming three-game stretch against Aston Villa, Manchester City, and Liverpool.
But Everton is being kept in the dark about a potential second punishment that might come back to haunt Goodison Park if another deduction is made at the end of the season.
The Toffees would be five points out of the top half of the table without their present punishment, but they are more concerned about the possibility of relegation. It’s hard to predict where they could be in the wake of another case.
In other Everton news, a crucial figure at the top of 777 Partners has resigned, raising doubts about the takeover.
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