All games across the EFL are set to be broadcast online or on television after EFL chairman Rick Parry has confirmed football prepares to play behind closed doors.
Rick Parry, the EFL chairman, has issued an open letter to all supporters of clubs within the Championship, League One and League Two in the midst of the current crisis.
In the letter, he states that the priority is to finish the 2019/20 season ‘with or without fans’ and that there are plans to end the Saturday 3pm television blackout by broadcasting all remaining games.
‘Unfortunately, I cannot tell you today when football will resume, though whenever we do return, matches are likely to be played without crowds.’
He added: ‘And whilst we are unfortunately without the presence of the hundreds of thousands of supporters who pass through EFL turnstiles each week, we will endeavour to bring live football direct into your homes once it returns.
‘Plans are continuing to be worked up for all games to be broadcast either via our broadcast partners, iFollow or equivalent Club streaming services. We will update you on this once we know when matches will recommence.’
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