Upon the return of the Premier League, games are set to be played without spectators and at neutral stadiums.
The Premier League has warned clubs that they may not be able to use their own grounds for the rest of this season. Some clubs had already questioned whether a switch to playing games at neutral venues would seriously undermine the integrity of the competition. [@Lawton_Times] pic.twitter.com/mVgT3rHhZa
— LFC Transfer Room (@LFCTransferRoom) April 28, 2020
Up to 10 stadiums will be used to resume the 2019/2020 season with no team playing ‘at home’.
There are 92 games that are remaining in order to complete the season. The Premier League will have to carry out up to 40,000 tests for players and staff if plans to play the remaining games are pursued.
The Premier League clubs reiterated commitment to finish the season once it’s ‘safe and appropriate’ to do so.
Football in England was suspended in March by the FA to avoid the spread of coronavirus.
The return of the Premier League is expected to be a ‘’long and detailed process’’ and the stakeholders meeting held on Fridays conference were based on the resumption of training.
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