Premier League clubs have been given the go-ahead to organise friendlies ahead of the competition's resumption, according to Top-flight action has been suspended since March due to the coronavirus pandemic, but 'Project Restart' is well under way and play is set to resume on June 17.
Players stepped up from socially-distanced, small group training to contact sessions last week, with some clubs going on to take part in in-house 11-a-side matches.
It's understood that Premier League clubs are allowed to organise friendlies at training grounds of stadiums to fine-tune ahead of the resumption of action.
The league sent guidelines to the 20 teams on Tuesday outlining restrictions, including the need for a full risk assessment to take place
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