Two Premier League matches postponed

LONDON. — Liverpool v Leeds and Wolves v Watford have both been postponed on Boxing Day amid Covid-19 outbreaks.

The English Premier League confirmed yesterday the two football matches had been called off with Leeds and Watford both mak­ing requests for their 12.30 kickoffs to be rescheduled.

A statement from the English Premier League read: “The Board today was able to make its decisions in advance of Boxing Day to give clarity to clubs and their supporters. We apologise for the inconvenience and dis­ruption caused to those fans’ festive plans.

“The League is aware that the decision to postpone these two matches will disappoint supporters and understands their frustra­tions at a special time of year when fans look forward to attending and watching football games.

“The League aims to provide as much clarity as possible, but unfortunately post­ponements sometimes have to be made at short notice, as safety is the priority.

“The League will endeavour to keep sup­porters updated if games become at risk on a matchday. — Metro.

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