On October 12, 2026, Piers Morgan took to his X account and told the Premier League to announce Manchester City's punishment right away. The broadcaster, who supports Arsenal, said the club had been found guilty of all 115 charges. He called them the biggest cheats in football history. He said the league needed to act so the season would not turn into an irrelevant farce.This came the day after City beat Liverpool 3-0 at Anfield, as reported by Reuters. Erling Haaland, Jeremy Doku and Rayan Cherki scored after the hosts went down to ten men. Piers Morgan had already posted about the celebrations. He called it a total farce.The charges cover alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules from the 2009-10 season through 2017-18. As reported by The Athletic on September 25, 2026, an independent commission found Manchester City guilty of virtually all of them. The Premier League confirmed the outcome in a statement on September 29. The panel said City set up sham contracts with commercial partners. Those deals inflated the club's revenues and cut its costs by more than £900 million across the nine years, according to the league's findings. Manchester City has appealed, as reported by The Irish Times. A separate hearing will decide any sanctions. Possible steps include points deductions, fines, relegation or even expulsion.Sharing his opinion, Piers Morgan wrote on X:"Do your jobs @premierleague - you’ve found @ManCity guilty of all 115 charges, making them the biggest cheats in football history. So now announce their punishment immediately, act on it, and save this season from being an irrelevant farce."Piers Morgan's earlier demands on Manchester CityPiers Morgan had already set out his view on what should happen. On September 26, 2026, he posted on X that City had been found guilty of being the biggest cheats in English football history. He said the punishment must fit the crimes. At the very least, he wrote, the club should be relegated from the Premier League and stripped of titles won through the breaches.After the Premier League formally confirmed the findings, he posted again on X. He said the punishment must hurt. He called for relegation, the stripping of titles and a 25-point deduction in each of the first five seasons if Manchester City returned to the league.He went further during an appearance on the Football Uncensored podcast with Simon Jordan. He said Manchester City 100% have to be relegated. A fine or transfer ban would not be enough, he argued. He pointed out that the ownership has the resources to absorb a financial penalty. He suggested points deductions over the following seasons so the effect would last.City continues to say it has irrefutable evidence of its innocence and is pursuing the appeal, as reported by The Irish Times. The sanctions process remains separate and ongoing. Morgan's comments have stayed focused on what he sees as a proportionate response to the findings.