Manchester United and Man City fans could be able to attend FA Cup final at Wembley

Manchester City facing Arsenal at the Etihad.

Manchester City and Arsenal, will kick-off a feast of football that will see all remaining 92 matches shown live on TV.

Manchester United and Man City.A statement from FIFA said: "The new temporary regulatory amendments approved by the Bureau of the Council are as follows: Get the latest breaking Manchester United news and analysis every day direct to your inbox with our free MUFC newsletterSign up here - it only takes a few seconds."In order to avoid any concerns regarding unemployed players, players are permitted to be registered with a maximum of three clubs and are eligible to play in official matches for

Manchester City vs Arsenal will kickstart a feast of fixtures aimed at finishing the 2019/20 season with as little disruption possible to the next campaign. With the players having been away from training grounds for more than two months, concerns have been raised about how the players will cope with the physical demands being asked of them from an intense calendar.

Premier League channels. While those fans without a Sky subscription will be able to watch 25 of those 64 games on Sky’s free-to-air Pick channel.

United fans back club on WernerTimo Werner looks set to join Chelsea this summer with the Europa League holders set to activate the striker’s £49million release clause at RB Leipzig.The German international has been free-scoring in the Bundesliga this season and had been heavily linked with a move to Liverpool among other European clubs.Manchester United had been keeping tabs on the German forward, but fans have backed the club’s approach which will likely see them miss out on the player.As

Timo Werner.The Germany international looked set to seal a move to Liverpool in the upcoming transfer window after publicly declaring his interest in playing under Jurgen Klopp.However, the league leaders pulled out of the deal and have allowed Chelsea to swoop in with the London side prepared to meet his £49million release clause and make him a key figurehead in Frank Lampard's side.MEN Sport understand Werner was under consideration by United who have compiled a list of potential forwards as

Reports emerged last month linking United and City with a move for the Uruguayan winger, who currently plays for boyhood club Penarol.Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid have also been linked with the teenager, along with Newcastle United.His agent, Nicolas Rotundo, has now been interviewed by Uruguayan radio show La Oral Mediodia, and confirmed United's - and City group's - interest - but says that the player is happy where he is.In a blow to both club's chances, Rotundo also claimed that, if the

Premier League clubs will be able to make five substitutions for the remainder of the season after a temporary rule change was agreed on Thursday.

Manchester City fans are highly opposed to the Premier League season restarting, with 80 per cent of supporters stating that Project Restart should not go ahead, according to our new survey.

Manchester City supporters are split on whether the club should keep or sell Leroy Sane amid mounting transfer interest from Bayern Munich.

Manchester United and Manchester City may face the prospect of having just two weeks to prepare for the start of the next Premier League season if they reach the final of their European competitions.

Pep Guardiola didn't sign for Manchester City as a player because he didn't think he would touch the ball, according to a fellow trialist.

Greater Manchester Police are working with Manchester United and Manchester City to try and ensure both clubs remaining home Premier League fixtures can be played at Old Trafford or the Etihad Stadium.

The Premier League has agreed to a provisional return date of June 17 and that will reignite the crucial battles at both ends of the table.

The Football Association has given provisional dates for the remainder of the FA Cup campaign as they aim to bring the competition to a conclusion this season.

"I tell my players wherever you go, make sure you leave an impression. Ideally you leave the right impression. But for me the wrong impression is better than no impression."

Premier League clubs will be moving onto the next stage of returning to action this week as clubs voted unanimously to resume full-contact training.

PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor has confirmed that “open and constructive” talks have taken place between players and the Premier League as Project Restart builds more momentum.

Fans of Manchester United and Man City could be set for a television bonanza when Premier League football returns next month.