EPL expected to start from June 8, football will start in Brazil soon
EPL expected to start from June 8, football will start in Brazil soon
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Football in Brazil is likely to start before the rest of things. It is being said that the English Premier League (EPL) can start from June 8 with empty stadiums without spectators. The organizers of the league are thinking of ending this football league by the end of July. The EPL, like the rest of the tournament, was postponed in mid-March due to coronavirus. According to the Goal.com report, all clubs in the Premier League will meet on Friday for the 2019-20 season.

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Oliver Doden, secretary of the Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sports of Great Britain, has said that he is considering starting the league in June in collaboration with clubs. He said, "I am personally in touch with the clubs about the Premier League so that the league can be started as soon as possible to support the entire sports community," He added, "Of course such issues should be according to public health guidelines. To start the season in June, it is necessary that teams start practice in May. From Monday, Everton and West Ham have approved the players to start training from Monday."

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Football will also start soon in Brazil: Colors da Costa, the Productivity and Competition Secretary of the country's government has said that although no date has been fixed in this regard. He has said that even if football matches begin, in the stadiums without spectators. Costa said, "Football is an important sector that needs support, but will start in a controlled manner. The game will start without an audience. We want to protect human lives." There have been 66,000 coronavirus cases in Brazil, of which 4500 have died. The Brazilian Football Federation (CBF) canceled all football matches from 15 March.

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