How would the list of Premier champions change if titles were revoked from Man City?

"Man City” team’s admission of guilt could have enormous implications for the historical results of the English Premier League.

"City” case includes suspected financial violations from 2009–2018, including allegations of financial report submissions, payments to players and coaches, and breaches of financial rules.

Additionally, the club is accused of not cooperating with the investigating bodies.

It is reported that an independent commission found Manchester City guilty of 114 out of 115 charges presented, dismissing one. No penalty has been announced yet, and the Manchester club is expected to appeal the decision.

If Manchester City were ultimately stripped of their English championship titles, and the teams that finished second were retroactively recognized as champions, the list of champions would look like this:

• 2011–2012 – Manchester United

• 2013–2014 – Liverpool

• 2017–2018 – Manchester United

• 2018–2019 – Liverpool

• 2020–2021 – Manchester United

• 2021–2022 – Liverpool

• 2022–2023 – Arsenal

• 2023–2024 – Arsenal

In such a hypothetical scenario, Manchester United and Liverpool would additionally claim three English championship titles each, while London’s Arsenal would earn two.