Premier League clubs discussed the prospect of curtailing the season for the first time during their latest meeting on Monday, according to Premier League chief executive Richard Masters. The English top flight has been on hold for two months now due to the coronavirus pandemic, and it remains to be seen if there is a realistic solution to get games going again any time soon. MORE: How football player testing could play key role in coronavirus battle It seems like clubs are being open-minded about how to move forward, but Masters did concede that the prospect of curtailing the season was discussed yesterday. As quoted by the Evening Standard, he said: “It was the first time we...
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