Source: First match(es) will be played on 12 September 2020. Which Premier League records were broken in 2019/20? The starting date of the Premier League's 2020/21 season has been confirmed as 12 September 2020. TAG Heuer Young Player of the Season award launched Here's all you need to do know about when the 2020/21 season starts, teams involved and when fans can return to stadiums For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click Comments are subject to our community guidelines, which can be viewed Champions Liverpool will be back next season to defend their title Leeds will be joining the top flight returning in September The starting date of the Premier League's 2020/21 season has been confirmed as 12 September 2020.The 29th campaign of the competition had been scheduled to start on 8 August 2020, before the conclusion of the 2019/20 campaign was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Well, even more so than trying to start a domestic football season in September.An already-cramped schedule, complained about by managers and players alike during regular seasons, is about to get a whole lot more intense.Organisers must shoe-horn the season into a roughly ‘normal’ schedule by the end of the season with an end date in May.This is to accommodate the re-scheduled Euro 2020 which has been shifted to start on 11th June 2021.The Premier League season usually ends in early-to-mid May but will run an extra week to ensure all games are played. The transfer window is officially in action and has been since 27th July – the day after the Premier League season drew to a close.The window will end with a deadline day on Monday 5th October, meaning the first three weeks of the 2020/21 season will be played while teams can still wheel and deal.Of course, the summer has been a rocky time for teams, their finances and players set to be involved in moves, but there’s no doubt plenty of a big-spending will take place regardless of the circumstances.Before the next Premier League season begins, elite teams across Europe are preparing for the 2019/20 The earliest preliminary qualifying rounds will commence from 8th August, the play-off round is going ahead at the end of September, and the Group Stages will begin in earnest in mid-October.Six bottles of bestselling wine for just £38.94, plus free delivery!Sign up to be the first to know when we launch the new website!For coffee delivered tomorrow, or next week. The Premier League season is due to begin on September 12. Here's all you need to do know about when the 2020/21 season starts, teams involved and when fans can return to stadiums Vote for 2019/20 TAG Heuer Young Player of the Season For whatever brew method you use.
News Thanks! Sign up to receive our newsletter! By entering your details, you are agreeing to Radio Times The season will commence behind closed doors, but it could only be a few weeks into the restart when we see fans in stands once more.Sports minister Nigel Huddleston confirmed a target date of Reports claim up to 25 percent of a stadium’s regular capacity could be used to ensure as many people as possible can attend without compromising safety.The Community Shield has been touted to be used as a trial event, though that remains to be confirmed.It’s open! Film
The season will end later than normal - as they started later - … The Premier League continues to consult the Football Association and the EFL regarding the scheduling of all domestic competitions and more information is expected in the coming weeks. Chelsea winger Christian Pulisic may miss the start of the 2020-21 Premier League season because of a recent hamstring injury, manager Frank Lampard said Friday. Summer 2020 Transfers & News Start date of 2020/21 season announced
Matches must draw to a close before international stars are called away by their nations to engage in continental competition.Anybody expecting football to return to normal in 2020/21 may be disappointed given the incredible logistics required to fit every competition into the time constraints.Let’s not even get started on the 2022 Qatar World Cup being hosted in November/December in less than 18 months time.Leeds United’s return to the Premier League may be the story of the season come the opening day as they kick-start their first top division campaign in 16 years.West Brom joined them in the promotion spots and will make a return to the Premier League after two seasons away.Fulham beat west London rivals Brentford in a play-off showdown at Wembley to secure the final spot in the top flight.Norwich finished stone-cold last in the Premier League last time after failing to find a rhythm with Daniel Farke’s attacking philosophy.Bournemouth was relegated on the final day and subsequently parted ways with long-serving iconic coach Eddie Howe.Watford made up the bottom three after sacking Nigel Pearson with two games to go and losing both, to Man City and Arsenal.Now that we have a full stack of 20 teams confirmed, the miracle workers behind scheduling the Premier League can get down to business working out the logistics of next season.Reports suggest the fixtures may not be released until three weeks before the new season starts.Not yet.
Well, even more so than trying to start a domestic football season in September.An already-cramped schedule, complained about by managers and players alike during regular seasons, is about to get a whole lot more intense.Organisers must shoe-horn the season into a roughly ‘normal’ schedule by the end of the season with an end date in May.This is to accommodate the re-scheduled Euro 2020 which has been shifted to start on 11th June 2021.The Premier League season usually ends in early-to-mid May but will run an extra week to ensure all games are played. The transfer window is officially in action and has been since 27th July – the day after the Premier League season drew to a close.The window will end with a deadline day on Monday 5th October, meaning the first three weeks of the 2020/21 season will be played while teams can still wheel and deal.Of course, the summer has been a rocky time for teams, their finances and players set to be involved in moves, but there’s no doubt plenty of a big-spending will take place regardless of the circumstances.Before the next Premier League season begins, elite teams across Europe are preparing for the 2019/20 The earliest preliminary qualifying rounds will commence from 8th August, the play-off round is going ahead at the end of September, and the Group Stages will begin in earnest in mid-October.Six bottles of bestselling wine for just £38.94, plus free delivery!Sign up to be the first to know when we launch the new website!For coffee delivered tomorrow, or next week. The Premier League season is due to begin on September 12. Here's all you need to do know about when the 2020/21 season starts, teams involved and when fans can return to stadiums Vote for 2019/20 TAG Heuer Young Player of the Season For whatever brew method you use.
News Thanks! Sign up to receive our newsletter! By entering your details, you are agreeing to Radio Times The season will commence behind closed doors, but it could only be a few weeks into the restart when we see fans in stands once more.Sports minister Nigel Huddleston confirmed a target date of Reports claim up to 25 percent of a stadium’s regular capacity could be used to ensure as many people as possible can attend without compromising safety.The Community Shield has been touted to be used as a trial event, though that remains to be confirmed.It’s open! Film
The season will end later than normal - as they started later - … The Premier League continues to consult the Football Association and the EFL regarding the scheduling of all domestic competitions and more information is expected in the coming weeks. Chelsea winger Christian Pulisic may miss the start of the 2020-21 Premier League season because of a recent hamstring injury, manager Frank Lampard said Friday. Summer 2020 Transfers & News Start date of 2020/21 season announced
Matches must draw to a close before international stars are called away by their nations to engage in continental competition.Anybody expecting football to return to normal in 2020/21 may be disappointed given the incredible logistics required to fit every competition into the time constraints.Let’s not even get started on the 2022 Qatar World Cup being hosted in November/December in less than 18 months time.Leeds United’s return to the Premier League may be the story of the season come the opening day as they kick-start their first top division campaign in 16 years.West Brom joined them in the promotion spots and will make a return to the Premier League after two seasons away.Fulham beat west London rivals Brentford in a play-off showdown at Wembley to secure the final spot in the top flight.Norwich finished stone-cold last in the Premier League last time after failing to find a rhythm with Daniel Farke’s attacking philosophy.Bournemouth was relegated on the final day and subsequently parted ways with long-serving iconic coach Eddie Howe.Watford made up the bottom three after sacking Nigel Pearson with two games to go and losing both, to Man City and Arsenal.Now that we have a full stack of 20 teams confirmed, the miracle workers behind scheduling the Premier League can get down to business working out the logistics of next season.Reports suggest the fixtures may not be released until three weeks before the new season starts.Not yet.