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Everton are likely to be hit with a new four-point deduction from their second hearing for profit and sustainability breaches,, transfer correspondent Pete O’Rourke claimed the Toffees are expected to face the same punishment as Nottingham Forest.
Forest were docked six points for exceeding their allowed losses over a three-year period by £34.5million on Monday , but this was reduced to four as they complied with the investigation.Sean Dyche’s side already faced a 10-point deduction in November for breaking profit and sustainability rules in the three-year period to 2021-22, but this was reduced to six on appeal last month.
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