The virus is not expected to peak in Britain for many weeks, raising doubts over April restart. FMTNews FA
LONDON: Football Association chairman Greg Clarke has reportedly told the Premier League he does not believe the domestic football season will be completed because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Clarke said at the meeting that he did not think it was feasible for the season to be completed, according to a report in the Times. Richard Masters, the Premier League chief executive, is reported to have said it would at least allow time to consider the potential consequences and debate the possible solutions.
If results had gone their way this weekend they could have wrapped up the title at Everton on Monday but manager Jurgen Klopp said he supported the move to suspend football.
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