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Latest coronavirus sports news...
- Growing number of EFL clubs want season ended
- Ryder Cup could take place behind closed doors
- Grainger: Mental wellbeing of athletes a big concern
- Six Nations £300m investment deal postponed
- ‘No football fans in stadiums for rest of 2020’
- Premier League footballers raise £4m for NHS
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‘No football fans in stadiums for rest of 2020’
Hopes are fading that the Premier League will be able to complete the season by June 30 after the campaign was halted in March, and former Liverpool and Tottenham director of football Damien Comolli believes it will be some time before football returns to normality.
"Personally I wouldn't be surprised if we couldn't play with any fans until the end of 2020."
Premier League footballers raise over £4m for NHS
The campaign set up by Premier League footballers, The Players Together initiative, has raised over £4million for the NHS.
Instigated by Liverpool's Jordan Henderson, #playerstogether aims to 'distribute money to where it is needed most' in the fight against the global pandemic.
Funds will go to 'those fighting for us on the NHS frontline as well as other key areas of need', a statement released earlier this month announced.
