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DCMS: GAME MUST BE SAFE

A DCMS spokesperson said: “We have been clear that individual sports will be able to reopen venues to fans at a professional and semi-professional level when it is deemed safe to do so.
“This will be strictly in line with social distancing measures, published guidance and local licensing authority permissions, which includes local transport feasibility.
“We are in regular discussions with the EFL and other football authorities on the impact of coronavirus and how the wider football family can be supported. We have stressed that finances from the resumption of domestic foot...

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