COVID-19

The Premier League will resist calls to change their rules around matches being postponed, despite the mass hysteria over Arsenal’s game against Tottenham being moved.

Arsenal have returned positive Covid-19 tests among their training ground staff, leading to increased measures to prevent the spread.

Granit Xhaka recently made the headlines for catching Covid when it was revealed he had not been vaccinated, but it seems he is far from alone in the Premier League which has the worst uptake rate in the world.

Lucas Torreira has returned home to Uruguay to be with his family after his mother was admitted to intensive care with Covid-19.

The police have been in touch with Arsenal to ensure they quarantined upon returning from their trip around Europe but other clubs haven’t had any contact.

The longer this pandemic ranges across the globe, the more smart people I see falling into conspiracy traps as they search for answers to what is happening during these frightening times.

Sead Kolasinac tested positive for Covid while on international duty with Bosnia and Herzegovina, so what is his prognosis and when can we expect him back?

Mohamed Elneny tested positive for Covid while on international duty with Egypt, so what is his prognosis and when can we expect him back?

Arteta is confident the Premier League can maintain its bubble as second waves sweep the globe and players jet off on international duty.

Mikel Arteta is concerned that players leaving for international duty after this weekend will be at risk of bringing Covid-19 back with them.

Football with fans is back in France, so what was it like to attend a game with social distancing and more in place?

Arsenal have announced they will have to make 55 staff members redundant due to the financial implications of the ongoing pandemic.

Arsenal’s main shirt and stadium sponsors, Emirates Airlines, are offering a free funeral to anyone who catches Covid during their trip, along with money to cover medical expenses.

The Chinese national team has banned six players from all football for six months for breaking a curfew designed to stop the spread of Covid-19.

Barcelona will sell the naming rights to the Nou Camp for the first time and will donate all revenue to helping the fight against Covid-19.

The Premier League will give clubs a percentage of this season’s merit payments as a cash advance, to help avoid cash flow problems during the coronavirus shutdown.

Udinese director Pierpaolo Marino, whose club shares owners with Watford FC, believes the Premier League is close to announcing the end of the current season.

Matteo Guendouzi thinks Premier League clubs shouldn’t even restart training, let alone matches, until the Covid-19 situation is over.

Manchester United have committed to paying all their staff 100% of their wages after a public backlash forced Liverpool into reversing their decision to use tax-payers money to pay their employees.

Premier League talks with the Government over a June return to action are reportedly at an ‘advanced stage’, according to a report.