Sheffield United: Two-Point Deduction and Fine by EFL for Payment Default
Sheffield United faces a two-point deduction at the start of their next season in the EFL, with a possible additional two-point deduction, due to defaulting on payments to other clubs over 550 days during the 2022-23 campaign.
By the Numbers- Sheffield United will be deducted two points in the upcoming EFL season.
- A further two-point deduction is suspended pending default on future payments.
Sheffield United accepted the EFL's decision without appeal but argued that the sums relied on had been paid in full, albeit sometimes after the initial due date.
State of Play- Sheffield United is at the bottom of the Premier League table with 16 points from 31 matches.
- The EFL's decision includes a £310,455 fine for the club's defaults on payments.
The suspended points deduction will be activated if Sheffield United defaults on future payments, potentially leading to a total deduction of four points.
Bottom LineSheffield United faces a points deduction in the forthcoming EFL season for failing to meet payment obligations, impacting their return to the league.
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