I know we've bemoaned the utterly biased media coverage of this case as they never write articles along the lines of "What if City are cleared?" but a mate sent me an article from The Athletic recently about possible punishments if we're found guilty of some or all charges (I know!). For once though, it had a different angle insofar that according to some so-called "experts", the chances of retrospective punishments applied to previous seasons were actually quite low because the knock-on effects on so many clubs would be never-ending. In other words, even if we were found guilty on everything then any points deductions would likely be forward-facing rather than backward-facing. By extension, the stripping of titles, etc, simply wouldn't happen. If you think about the Everton case, for example, their points deduction wasn't applied to the previous season. If it had, then it would've meant they'd been relegated and because pretty much a whole season of football had been played since then the complications of backdating a points deduction in such circumstances would be off the scale. There are a few exceptions to this, the most notable being the Calciopoli scandal where, amongst other things, Juventus were relegated and AC Milan were deducted 30 points from the recently completed 2005-06 season. Juve were also stripped of their 2004-05 Serie 'A' title but interestingly it wasn't assigned to any other club.
I think from the above that we can safely deduce that whatever the outcome, that wumming **** Mourinho isn't getting his hands on the 2017-18 Premier League trophy, and the Scouse twats down the East Lancs will still be stuck on 1 PL title!