Premier League giants Everton are facing a 12-point deduction due to Financial Fair Play breaches.
The Toffees, who were only able to avoid relegation on the last days of the previous two seasons, are now in real danger of going down.
The Premier League have never dished out such a high points deduction in the competition's history.
Portsmouth were given a nine point drop for being in administration in 2010, while Middlesbrough were docked three points for a game postponement back in 1997.
Per The Telegraph, an independent commission is currently assessing the Everton case.
The Premier League will rely on that commission for its final verdict, including the severity of the punishment.