Each table for seasons 2009/10 through to 2022/23 recalculated after voiding every Manchester City game and declaring the result a 3-0 win for the opposition. These seasons cover the entire period that the 114 charges that Manchester City were found guilty of. Eighty of the original 115 charges cover seasons 2009/10 through to 2017/18 when Manchester City was found in breach of financial regulations. Thirty-five charges relate to Manchester City not cooperating with the investigation during seasons 2018/19 through to 2022/23. Some conclusions from the recalculated tables: Manchester and Liverpool both win the Premier League title three more times, and Arsenal win it one more time. Liverpool would replace Manchester City as unbeaten champions in 2018/19 with a record 102 points. Liverpool’s points total for the following 2019/2020 season would increase to match the record 102. Liverpool would have qualified for Europe on three seasons they missed out. Manchester City’s voided results would result in Tottenham qualifying for the Champions League four times; Arsenal three times; and Everton, Manchester United, Chelsea, Leicester, West Ham and Liverpool each qualifying once. West Ham would have qualified for their only Champions League appearance in 2021. West Ham would have qualified for the Europa League in 2022 and in 2016 they would have qualified for the Europa League group stage rather than the playoffs they were knocked out of. West Ham would avoid finishing last in 2011! Everton would have qualified for Europe on four seasons that they missed out in addition to qualifying for a Champions League spot in 2014/15. Sheffield United would have qualified for Europe for the first time in 2020. They have not achieved qualification to Europe since. Bournemouth would have qualified for Europe for the first time in 2017 although they did go on to achieve their first European qualification in 2026. Manchester United, Swansea, Arsenal, Leicester and Leicester would also each have had a season where they would have qualified for Europe rather than missing out. Manchester City have zero points for all of the seasons their games are voided so they finish last. One team is saved from relegation each year. Burnley and Hull would each stay up twice. Other teams avoiding relegation are Blackpool, Bolton, Wigan, Norwich, Newcastle, Swansea, Cardiff, Watford, Fulham and Leicester. Birmingham are still relegated in 2011, but with 43 points - the highest for any relegated Premier League team.   submitted by   /u/sectionV [link]   [comments]