The Premier League has been postponed indefinitely as the coronavirus pandemic grips the world. FourFourTwoSA takes a look at the Premier League players who will benefit from the impromptu hiatus.
Fifa has raised the age limit to 24 for the men’s football tournament at next summer’s rearranged Olympics.
Leagues and clubs across Europe have been warned that cancelling competitions due to the coronavirus pandemic at this stage is ‘premature’ and ‘unjustified’.
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer believes footballers have a responsibility to act as role models and support the “real heroes” working in the NHS.
Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson believes the ‘never say die’ attitude instilled by boss Jurgen Klopp is an essential part of the team’s identity.
Atletico Madrid players will help supplement the salary of 430 club employees after agreeing a wage deal.
Chelsea have joined up with charity Refuge to raise money to support women and children experiencing domestic abuse during the coronavirus crisis.
Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne says the 2020-21 season must not be compromised in order to complete the current campaign.
Liverpool council’s director of public health Matthew Ashton has suggested the rise in coronavirus cases in the city may be influenced by the decision to allow the Reds’ Champions League match against Atletico Madrid to take place.
At just 21, Liverpool’s homegrown wonderkid Trent Alexander-Arnold is part of a tactical revolution. FourFourTwo asked experts about how he’s doing it.