A joint statement has been issued by football's leading authorities following a ‘constructive’ day of meetings on Wednesday, with further discussions set to take place on issues that will affect all professional clubs in England - including Manchester United and Manchester City - in the next 48 hours.
Premier League issues new coronavirus statement confirming fans can attend matches this weekend
13.03.2020 - 01:07 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
The Premier League have tonight confirmed that this weekend’s matches will go ahead as planned.
A ban on pre-match handshakes was introduced ahead of last weekend’s fixtures but the number of cases in the UK has risen significantly since, with 596 confirmed cases on Thursday and 10 deaths.
Across Europe, leagues have either been postponed or have been ordered to be played behind closed doors but UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson stated after a COBRA meeting that no such action would follow.
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Premier League release statement on further postponements in English football
English football has been further postponed until April 30 amid the coronavirus pandemic and the Football Association has extended the deadline to complete the season indefinitely.
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14.03.2020 / 17:59
The five ways the Premier League season could end after coronavirus suspension
English football has been rocked by the outbreak of coronavirus with the next two weekends of action postponed, cancelling Manchester United and Manchester City's scheduled fixtures.
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English Premier League Soccer Suspended Amid Coronavirus Fears
The English Premier League, the world's most widely-watched and richest soccer division, has suspended all games until April 3 due to the coronavirus pandemic. The news comes a day after it was revealed that Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta and Chelsea player CallumHudson-Odoi tested positive for COVID-19, the illness that is caused by the virus and affects lungs and airways, and several teams announced that their games this Saturday were being postponed.
