Premier League clubs agree to play remaining fixtures at neutral venues: Report

Premier League has been under suspension since March due to outbreak of coronavirus pandemic in UK. Since n, re have been efforts to ensure an early Premier League return. se efforts seem to materialise with reports suggesting that a Premier League return is likely on cards, with remaining games set to be played at selected neutral venues. 

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Premier League neutral venue: 8-10 stadiums to be selected 

In a recent meeting involving representatives from all 20 participating clubs, it has been agreed upon that Premier League return shall be marked by games that would be played at 8-10 neutral venues. Apart from Premier League neutral venue agreement, clubs have also agreed to fundamental idea of playing remaining fixtures behind closed doors. 

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Premier League neutral venue: Resumption by June 12?

It is reported that stadiums for Premier League neutral venue plan will be revealed within next two weeks. Clubs have agreed to ensure a Premier League return maximum by June 12, while players look to return to training by mid-May. government has also approved Project Restart that emphasises on protocols for a feasible Premier League return. 

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Premier League neutral venue: Liverpool lead  league standings

Amid Premier League neutral venue talks, let us have a look at league standings. Liverpool currently lead Premier League points table, followed by defending league champions Manchester City on second spot. Jurgen Klopp's men have a 25-point lead over Manchester-based outfit. 

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