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Tottenham and Burnley flights scrapped as Storm Eunice causes carnage for Premier League
Tottenham and Burnley’s flights have been scrapped amid Storm Eunice creating chaos to transport across the UKPremier League clubs are battling to rearrange their plans to commute to various stadiums as winds up to 100mph sweep through the country.Flights were grounded while transport bosses have asked that millions remain cautious and stay indoors.It means that Spurs and the Clarets will probably have to instead make lengthy coach journeys this weekend to fulfil their fixtures.Antonio Conte’s side will have to travel north to the Etihad to face Manchester City.A bus journey from Tottenham to Manchester takes around five-and-a-half hours - while a plane takes just over an hour.But Burnley, who have already had their flight cancelled, have to go right down to the south coast to play Brighton at the Amex.In a press conference, Newcastle boss Eddie Howe admitted that travel plans for his side may have to be rejigged. The Magpies were set to fly down to London for their early Saturday kickoff against West Ham."We are planning to fly down to London this afternoon.
