US EditionPalace Appeal to CAS Against Europa League Demotion
GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, JUL 22 – Crystal Palace contests UEFA's multi-club ownership breach ruling, seeking to regain their Europa League spot before the August 11 decision that could impact Nottingham Forest or Lyon.
- Crystal Palace has appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport against UEFA's decision to remove them from the Europa League over alleged breaches of ownership regulations.
- UEFA's Club Financial Control Body demoted Crystal Palace to the Conference League due to John Textor's ownership ties, reflecting concerns over multi-club ownership.
- If the appeal fails, Nottingham Forest will replace Crystal Palace in the Europa League, with a court decision expected by August 11 according to the CAS.
- Steve Parish described the demotion as 'a terrible injustice,' highlighting the club's concerns.
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Despite their qualification in C3 next season, the Eagles were downgraded by UEFA because the club belonged to the same group as Lyon, who also qualified. A decision that does not pass. The show continues.
Los Angeles Times
focoinformativo.siteCrystal Palace moved her dispute with UEFA to the Court of Sports Arbitration by filing an appeal against her descent into the Conference League next season.
Crystal Palace with the Upper Austrian coach Oliver Glasner moves after the exclusion from the Europa League as announced before the International Sports Court (CAS).The court with seat in Lausanne confirmed the receipt of the appeal against the decision of the European Football Union (UEFA).A decision is to be taken by 11 August at the latest.The UEFA had transferred the English Premier League club back to the lower-class Conference League on 1…
The Eagles were relegated to the Conference League due to multi-ownership with Lyon, as the president of the French team has the majority stake in the English team.
Palace appeals to CAS against Europa League demotion
Premier League club Crystal Palace has appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport against UEFA’s decision to remove it from the Europa League over alleged breaches of multi-club ownership regulations, the CAS said on Tuesday.
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