The Premier League has scrapped plans to resume the season at five neutral stadiums after a large majority of the clubs vetoed the idea. It was initially thought that those struggling at the foot of the table were behind the objections as home advantage could be key in a relegation dogfight. Related articles Premier League restart suffers blow as Brighton confirm COVID-19 case FIA 'confirms' British Grand Prix double header to take place in July But Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham all opposed the plan as they would have several issues with in-stadium sponsors. The Daily Mail claim the Premier League are now happy for teams to travel home and away so long as they stick to the...
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