Published 15:30 IST, March 23rd 2020
Premier League extension could mean higher risk of player injuries: Report
The Premier League extension, if cramped until June, could mean that players will be at a higher risk of sustaining injuries over the course of the schedule.
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Doctors have warned clubs that Premier League extension could lead to players risking serious muscular injuries. Premier League suspension means that English top-flight games could take place until April 30. refore, Premier League extension could put players' health in jeopardy if a schedule is made to finish off season as soon as possible.
Premier League suspension could lead to Premier League extension
FA confirmed Premier League suspension until April 30 but re is significant doubt on return being a realistic option due to coronavirus pandemic. Premier League suspension has led to a widely-held belief among clubs that football will t resume until closer to June which gives a very tight margin for clubs to finish campaign before season ends. option for a Premier League extension is ideal but hasn't been confirmed just yet.
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Premier League Coronavirus: Premier League players injuries
In order to avoid a host of contractual and legal issues, Premier League clubs are determined to finish season by June 30. However, fitting 10 games in a span of just over one month could mean that teams might have to play two or three games in a week. Premier League players injuries risk, refore, will significantly escalate with more games being played, which puts Premier League extension as a safer option.
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Premier League Coronavirus: Premier League players injuries
Premier League extension appears more likely as Euro 2020 has also been postponed to next year. However, primary aim for clubs could be Premier League players injuries reduced to a minimum. Medics will warn senior officials that cramping up so many games will increase risk of Premier League players injuries and fatigue heading into next campaign.
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Premier League coronavirus: Coronavirus UK
coronavirus UK story has been grabbing headlines as death toll rises to 48. Health and safety is first priority amid coronavirus pandemic. All sporting activities across UK and in Europe have been put on hold until coronavirus situation comes under control.
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15:30 IST, March 23rd 2020