How will the EFL finish the season in 56 days?
English Football League clubs have been told the season can be completed in 56 days when it is safe to resume after the coronavirus pandemic. You may also like
Community Shield set for move away from Wembley in 2021
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FA seek observations from Alli over coronavirus video
The Football Association has written to Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Dele Alli to seek his observations about a social media post in which he appeared to joke about the coronavirus. You may also like
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Sarri fined after accepting misconduct charge
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Chelsea to complain to FA after Burnley staff ‘offend’ Sarri
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Premier League set for mid-season break, claims FA
After years of debate and discussion, the FA’s chief executive Martin Glenn has confirmed the Premier League will get a mid-season break. You may also like
Ibrahimovic to serve three-match ban
Manchester United striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic is set to serve a three-match suspension after he admitted to an FA charge of violent conduct. You may also like
