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TONY INCENZO: Time to seize the initiative

Non-League clubs can benefit greatly at the turnstiles when the elite take a lengthy break from league action to compete in the World Cup.

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Tony Incenzo
16 October 2022

Tony INCENZO
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NON-LEAGUE clubs can benefit greatly at the turnstiles when the elite take a lengthy break from league action to compete in the World Cup.
The Premier League is taking a break for the Qatar showcase beyond the weekend of November 12/13. Fixtures resume again on Boxing Day – is eight days after the World Cup Final.
The Championship, meanwhile, will have a shorter interruption from November 12/13 until their next full set of matches take place again on Saturday December 10. Leagues One and League Two will continue operating throughout the World Cup asnormal.
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