Premier League chiefs warn clubs as they assess coronavirus scenarios

Premier League chiefs have written to clubs, warning they might have to play behind closed doors due to coronavirus. Coronavirus has been confirmed in several countries during the latest weeks. The UK has seen its biggest day-on-day increase in coronavirus cases, bringing the total number to 87. While, a total of 107 people have now been killed by the coronavirus in Italy, which has the most serious outbreak in Europe. Italy last night announced that all sports fixtures will be staged behind closed doors until April 3. Now all Premier League clubs have been sent a letter regarding the worldwide spread of deadly Covid-19. Clubs have also been advised to reduce non-essential visitors and keep face-to-face meetings to a minimum. Uefa has set up a working group to assess what action needs to be taken — and the prospect of Champions League and Europa League ties over the next fortnight going ahead without fans are growing. Source: The Sun Join us on Telegram!

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