Premier League hope to resume games behind closed doors in mid-May after coronavirus crisis
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dailystar.co.ukFootball bosses have vowed to complete the season - no matter how long it takes. The Premier League held a crunch meeting via conference call in London yesterday and agreed to extend the suspension of the campaign until April 30 due to the coronavirus crisis.
But the authorities also made it clear the season would get finished - even if this meant staging games in the summer or autumn.
It is understood Premier League bosses are hoping matches can resume in the middle of May and are expected to be held behind closed doors.
Under current rules, the season had been scheduled to end on June 1, but the FA confirmed the campaign would be extended 'indefinitely'.
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