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Manchester City appear twice in the Premier League's 50-page verdict on Nottingham Forest's financial charges - but not for the reason many rival fans will hope.
Nottingham Forest have been hit with a four-point deduction for breaking the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules. This has pushed them into the relegation zone, just one point away from safety, as we head into the March international break.
Nottingham Forest have been given a four-point penalty for breaching the Premier League's financial regulations, according to reports on Monday. The Premier League charged Forest and Everton with breaches of the league's profitability and sustainability rules in January. If confirmed, Forest's points deduction would plunge them into the relegation zone. Nuno Espirito Santo's side, currently in 17th place on 25 points, would have just 21 points. That would leave them in 18th place, one point behind Luton, who would climb out of the bottom three as a result of Forest's deduction. Everton were deducted 10 points in November, which was reduced to six on appeal. The Goodison Park club are still waiting to discover if they will be hit with another points penalty relating to their second charge.
Nottingham Forest have been deducted four points for breaching the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability rules (PSR), the league announced on Monday, moving the side into the relegation zone.
An Englishman, an Irishman, and a Scotsman walk into a bar. "bUt WhAt AbOuT mAn CiTy????!!!!!!" they all scream in unison, before collapsing with rage.
Nottingham Forest have become the second Premier League club to be deducted points for breaching profitability and sustainability rules (PSR) after being docked four points over their finances on Monday.
"We will change because there's no other option for us," says scientist Vicenç Acuña, as he gestures towards the almost empty Sau reservoir in Catalonia. We should be looking at a huge artificial lake, but instead the concrete wall of the reservoir barrage is bare, towering above the valley and the remaining brown water tens of metres below. It hasn't rained enough in this region for nearly four years, and this reservoir, one of the main supplies for the Barcelona region, is below 15% capacity.
As delegates and volunteers return home from this year's Arctic Winter Games in Alaska, officials and coaches are thinking about what climate change might mean for the future of the event.