Premier League kick-off: Changes to expect
By Guardian Exclusive
11 September 2020 |
2:17 pm
The new football season in England starts this weekend, and fans all over the world are eagerly expecting their teams in action. But as the world gradually adjusts to the new normal brought about by the Coronavirus epidemic, football fans should brace up for changes as the PL kicks off.
In this article
- 2019/2020 season
- Chelsea
- clubs
- coaching staff
- congestion
- CoronaVirus
- COVID-19 testing
- COVID-19 virus Players
- Empty
- England
- English FA
- Envision
- Epidemic
- FA Cup
- FA Cup replays
- face masks
- Final
- football fans
- football season
- game
- games
- Kits
- Manchester United
- modern concepts
- ocial distancing
- pitch
- PL teams
- players
- positive
- Premier League
- requirements
- season campaign
- Stadiums
- Tested
- vintage designs
- Wembley Stadium
- Winter Break
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