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Everton ordered to pay Burnley nearly £40m in Premier League relegation legal case
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Everton ordered to pay Burnley nearly £40m in Premier League relegation legal case

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read
  • Burnley relegated in 2022 after Everton breached PSR

  • Everton ‘angered’ by verdict and have appealed

Burnley have won their landmark legal case against Everton for breaching Premier League financial rules, with the club ordered to pay nearly £40m in compensation.

The verdict by a Premier League independent disciplinary commission – comprising the same three-man panel that deducted Everton 10 points over the same breach in November 2023 – has widespread ramifications for the competition and increases the likelihood of more clubs taking legal action over PSR breaches.

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