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Manchester City's financial impact on rivals
Manchester City's £830m sponsorship fraud cost rivals £844m in prize money.
In brief
Manchester City's £830m sponsorship fraud cost rivals £844m in prize money. Manchester City's £830m sponsorship fraud cost rivals £844m in prize money. Originally reported by BBC Sport.
Manchester City's rule breaking
Manchester City charged with inflating sponsorship income by £830m plus £90m in expenses.
Financial impact calculation
BBC Sport calculated £844m total loss across 35 teams from 2009-2018.
Premier League prize money
Teams finishing below City missed £188.2m in league prize money.
Relegation costs
Teams in 18th place lost £349.7m in relegation costs.
Champions League earnings
City earned £217.8m in missed Champions League prize money.
Domestic cup competitions
Teams lost £88.3m in domestic cup and Europa League payments.
Spurs' financial loss
Spurs lost £119.9m from missed Champions League qualification.
Liverpool's potential loss
Liverpool could have lost £52.3m from missed Europa League spot.
Everton's financial impact
Everton lost £66.4m from missed Champions League qualification.
Hull City's relegation cost
Hull City lost £99m from two relegations.
Swansea's financial loss
Swansea lost £63.1m from relegation and league prize money.
Chelsea's deficit
Chelsea lost £39.8m from missed Champions League spot.
Manchester United's small loss
Manchester United lost £4.8m from missed Champions League spot.
Total financial impact
Manchester City's rule breaking cost rivals £844m in prize money.
What it means
Manchester City's £830m sponsorship fraud cost rivals £844m in prize money.
