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Five big changes to behind-closed-doors football as Premier League eagerly watch Bundesliga return
16.05.2020 - 20:17 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Football is back but not quite as we all know and love it.
The Bundesliga launched its return on Saturday, with the whole world - and particularly those in the Premier League - watching on.
Football authorities will be keeping a close eye on the German game as the English top flight plans a potential return in mid-to-late June.
However, there were some huge noticeable differences due to the COVID-19 pandemic and here we run through some of the biggest alterations that Premier League fans will
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