Managers to meet Premier League - Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has said managers will meet with the Premier League on Thursday to discuss issues around the Covid-19 pandemic.
"If the draw has us at Arsenal, I'm fine with that - we play there and see who is better and go for it." "I don't just speak about player welfare this year, I have been speaking about it for six years or maybe longer," said Klopp."The only thing I do with these messages is I create headlines. They never arrive at the right places.
"Maybe it would be better to play one game and not two games, especially for the situation we are living but we have to respect the rules," he said. Football laws were changed during the first coronavirus lockdown in 2020 to allow teams to make five changes in each game instead of three."If that was something we could do, we would definitely help the players," said Rodgers.Leicester were playing their first game in 10 days with their past two matches called off because of Covid.Lukaku back for Chelsea's festive programme?
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