Derby charged by EFL for recording losses under Financial Fair Play rules, face possible points deduction

Derby charged by EFL for recording losses under Financial Fair Play rules, face possible points deduction
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Derby have been charged by the English Football League for recording losses in excess of the permitted amounts under Financial Fair Play rules.

The Championship club face a possible points deduction because, following a review of their profitability and sustainability submissions, league chiefs ruled that the Rams were in breach of regulations for the three-year period ending June 30, 2018.

Derby could be deducted points

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Derby could be deducted points

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“The club will now be referred to an independent disciplinary commission, which will hear representations from both the EFL and Derby County,” said an EFL statement.

“As these matters are now subject to proceedings, the EFL will be making no further comment at this time.”

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