LONDON: All 20 Premier League clubs have approved a range of matchday protocols for next week's resumption of action after a three-month stoppage ...
LONDON: All 20 Premier League clubs have approved a range of matchday protocols for next week's resumption of action after a three-month stoppage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The latest shareholders meeting on Thursday discussed the details of medical and operational measures, including how many backroom staff will be allowed to attend away games.According to media reports clubs will also respect a minute's silence for those who have died during the pandemic and kits will include a heart-shaped badge in honor of NHS and frontline staff during the crisis.
The Premier League's Project Restart kicks off next Wednesday with the first two of the 92 outstanding fixtures.All the remaining games will be played without fans and a strict limit of 300 people - including broadcast staff, written media, commentators, doping officials and scouts - will be allowed in stadiums on matchdays.
Other measures include deep cleaning of corner flags, goalposts, substitution boards and match balls.Source: Reuters
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