PL still planning to finish the season and will consult players over a 30% pay cut
 

Just on Sky News now so no link

They want to finish the season as soon as it's safe to do so and will ask players to take a 30% pay cut

Never mind ask them, tell them they’re taking a pay cut and suspend those that protest

The League has donated £20m to the NHS and paid £125m to the EFL to help struggling teams

That's great news.

FA don't fall for UEFA's threats challenge


UEFA also start to show their true colours, disgusting organization that is :yuk: putting matches above people's health



here ajax, psv should just refuse to play their matches, just boycott


same premier league who are opposed to finishing season, just refuse to play those matches

It's not happening tomorrow Nicky. Whenever it's safe to resume.

Kyle Walker faces disciplinary action from Manchester City after reportedly breaking lockdown rules by hosting a party involving two sex workers.

Walker, 29, has apologised and urged people to "stay home, stay safe" during the coronavirus pandemic.

In a statement, City said the England defender's actions had "directly contravened" his responsibility as a role model.

It added that the club would be holding an investigation.

The government has put social distancing restrictions in place to combat coronavirus. As of 09:00 BST on Sunday, 47,806 people had tested positive for coronavirus in the UK, with 4,934 deaths.

City said: "Manchester City FC are aware of a story in a tabloid newspaper regarding the private life of Kyle Walker in relation to a breach of the UK lockdown and social distancing rules.

"Footballers are global role models, and our staff and players have been working to support the incredible efforts of the NHS and other key workers in fighting the effects of the Covid-19 coronavirus in any way we can.

"Kyle's actions in this matter have directly contravened these efforts.

"We are disappointed to hear the allegations, note Kyle's swift statement and apology, and will be conducting an internal disciplinary procedure in the coming days."

Last Wednesday, Walker posted on social media, urging the public to follow government guidelines on social distancing by staying indoors.

In a statement responding to the reports of a party at his house, he said: "I want to take this opportunity to issue a public apology for the choices I made last week which have resulted in a story today about my private life in a tabloid newspaper.

"I understand that my position as a professional footballer brings the responsibility of being a role model. As such, I want to apologise to my family, friends, football club, supporters and the public for letting them down.

"There are heroes out there making a vital difference to society at the moment, and I have been keen to help support and highlight their amazing sacrifices and life-saving work over the past week.

"My actions in this matter are in direct contrast to what I should have been doing regarding the lockdown. And I want to re-iterate the message: stay home, stay safe."

Walker is the second high-profile Premier League player to issue express his regret for breaking government guidelines on social distancing.