In years to come, when we mention football in lockdown, it’s likely youngsters won’t believe their ears. So, as a document for them to look at in the future, here’s what fans in 2020-21 had to become accustomed to.
The Football League, Premier League and PFA have issued a joint Coronavirus statement to update supporters.
Port Vale manager John Askey says that football has to take second-place as the world struggles to deal with the Coronavirus outbreak.
Port Vale matches will be suspended until at least 30 April because of the continued spread of coronavirus.
The BBC reports that the Football League is to release a £50m short-term relief fund to help clubs with cash-flow issues because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced that lower league football clubs who lose income from the suspension of matches due to coronavirus will be eligible for government financial support.
Please read our update on changes to our forum in light of the global pandemic.
As world sport is rocked and largely shut down by the coronavirus, Rob Fielding says there was still a glimmer of good news coming from Vale Park.
The Football League has confirmed that the entire League programme has been suspended for the next three weeks until the 3rd April.