BREAKING: Man City and Liverpool face TWENTY points deduction after investigation reveals they conspired with the suspended referee to rob Chelsea as FA reveals final judgement- CHELSEA will be awarded the Premier League title.






 BREAKING: Man City and Liverpool face TWENTY points deduction after investigation reveals they conspired with the suspended referee to rob Chelsea as FA reveals final judgement- CHELSEA will be awarded the Premier League title.  

 

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