Blues Rain Down On Everton

Dez Corkhill | Giancarlo Gallifuoco

20-Nov-23 22:00

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After barely avoiding relegation last season, the Toffees' season has dramatically took a turn for the worse with the Premier League wielding the hammer on Everton - who has been found to have breached their Financial Fair Play rules, and have been served an immediate ten-point deduction, which roots them second to last in the table. Justified? Would crosshairs be aimed at the likes of Manchester City & Chelsea next? After that, a review of EURO 24 qualifications plus World Cup qualifiers from AFC & CONMEBOL, on this international packed edition of Just For Kicks.

Produced by: Daryl Ong

Presented by: Kam Raslan

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Categories: football, sports

Tags: Financial Fair Play rules, EURO24, jfk, football, premier league, everton, manchester city, chelsea, world cup qualifier,

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