Where Were We? How We Left The Premier League
The start date of June 17 is exactly 100 days after the Premier League’s last fixture. A lot has happened since then – so where were we before the break?
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Boxing: Tyson vs Tyson, Holyfield Return, Taylor-Serrano on Whyte Nill, Chisora for MMA?
From a potential mouth-watering bout between Mike Tyson and Tyson Fury, to Dereck Chisora’s publicly stated desire to compete in mixed martial arts, let’s delve into the big booming boxing headlines.
→Premier League to Restart on June 17
The season is expected to begin with the two games in hand: Manchester City vs Arsenal and Aston Villa vs Sheffield United.
→Bayern Edge Closer to Bundesliga Title After Hard-Fought Der Klassiker Win
Joshua Willcocks reviews the Der Klassiker as Bayern Munich extended their lead at the top of the Bundesliga to seven points, after a superb Joshua Kimmich chip gave them a narrow victory over second-placed Borussia Dortmund.
→Who was the Best English Penalty Stopper in the Premier League in the Last Decade?
Take a break from all the Covid-19 statistics, and reflect on the 17 English goalkeepers that have saved penalties in the Premier League in the last decade. Who has made the most saves?
→Should the Premier League Return? We Ask Our Sports Writers
This collaborative article features the views of three of our sports writers, Joshua Willcocks, Liv Perry, and Tom Clabon, who discuss whether it is safe and feasible for Premier League football to return. Whose opinion do you agree with the most?
→What Next for Sebastian Vettel?
After Sebastian Vettel announced that he will leave Scuderia Ferrari when his current contract expires at the end of this season, Tom Clabon ponders what’s next in store for the four-time Formula One World Champion.
→Sliverstone set to hold two F1 races in 2020
The plans are subject to government approval, and require all safety conditions to be met before being given the official “green light” to proceed.
→League Two Clubs Vote to End Season Early
The decision means that three teams will be promoted to League One, with no team relegated to the National League.
→Professional Sport in England Could Resume from June 1
The resumption of sport will only be possible if sufficient progress is made in limiting the spread of the virus from between now and June 1.
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