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Newcastle's Bruce wants games every day to finish season
Professional football in England has been postponed until at least 30 April, but as the country is effectively in government-ordered lockdown the restart could be pushed back even further.
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Players accept games may have to take place without fans - PFA's Barnes
English soccer has been suspended until at least 30 April due to the coronavirus crisis, although the Football Association, Premier League and EFL have agreed to extend the season indefinitely.
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English football extends shutdown till 30 April
UEFA's decision to postpone Euro 2020 for 12 months earlier this week could allow games to be completed over the summer if strict restrictions of travelling and mass gatherings to halt the spread of COVID-19 are lifted in time.
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Man City's Sane battling back from 'hardest' injury
Leroy Sane has been sidelined since sustaining the devastating knee injury against Liverpool in the Community Shield in August.
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Liverpool left to wait and wonder after virus strikes
Regardless of whether it would have happened on Monday or over the coming weeks, Liverpool's first top-flight title for 30 years was a mere formality.
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Rooney criticises England authorities over coronavirus response
Wayne Rooney said he would never have been able to forgive the authorities if anyone in his family had contracted the virus through him.
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Inside the coronavirus impact on sporting events
The coronavirus pandemic is wreaking havoc on the global sporting calendar. EWN has compiled a list of the key developments affecting the sporting fraternity.
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English Premier League suspended until 4 April - official
The English Premier League suspended all fixtures until 4 April on Friday after a spate of coronavirus cases, including Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta and Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi.
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Premier League in doubt as Arteta, Hudson-Odoi get coronavirus
Arsenal's match at Brighton was put on hold after Arteta's diagnosis sent the London club into lockdown, while Chelsea's players and coaching staff were also ordered into isolation.
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Premier League matches to be played in empty stadiums - report
The report said the season will not be postponed and that the games behind closed doors will not be shown in pubs 'to avoid congregation of people'.
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Game Week 30: FPL in a time of coronavirus
This week we focus on the world of sport and how the coronavirus has impacted teams. The Man City vs Arsenal game, which was supposed to take place in Game Week 29, was postponed, causing mayhem for those who brought in City and Gunners assets.
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Guardiola surprised by City's dominance over Man Utd
Since Guardiola came to England in 2016, City have finished above United every season with a combined points difference of 60 over that time.
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Klopp skirts Shankly comparison as Liverpool bounce back to beat Bournemouth
A 22nd consecutive home league win broke the English top-flight record set by Shankly's Liverpool in 1972 and settled any nerves over the title race after a run of three defeats in four games in all competitions.
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Guardiola wary of 'best' Man Utd side ahead of derby clash
Second-placed City are 15 points ahead of their cross-city rivals but Guardiola is not buying the theory that Sunday's meeting matters more to United.
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Liverpool's dream run ends in shock 3-0 thrashing at Watford
The setback will doubtless not stop Juergen Klopp’s men going on to lift their first English title for 30 years as they remain 22 points ahead of their nearest pursuers City, who have a game in hand.
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Guardiola takes swipe at Barca over Man City's Euro ban
Barca president Josep Maria Bartomeu has 'thanked' UEFA for banning City from the Champions League and Europa League for two years, a shock sentence handed out on Friday which the Premier League champions plan to appeal.
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'Rules are rules' - Wenger has little sympathy for Man City's ban
On Friday, UEFA announced City had been banned from continental competition for two seasons for what the body said were "serious" financial fair-play breaches between 2012 and 2016.
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Lampard asks for Chelsea fight after smash and grab United defeat
The Blues had two goals disallowed by VAR reviews and were furious Harry Maguire was not sent-off for an off-the-ball kick out at Michy Batshuayi before he headed in United's second goal after Anthony Martial's opener.
