Here is some more
The two teams will not emerge from the same tunnel at the same time to enter the field. Players will also be keeping a distance from the media - the 'amber zone' at stadiums will include media and club executives, who won’t require virus testing.
(Letting anyone in without a test is a nonsense if they want to keep it as stringent as the profess to do)
#PremierLeague teams are being encouraged to travel across England on the day of the game - ideally by plane - rather than staying in hotels. In some cases, teams will also arrive at stadiums on two buses to maintain social distancing
#PremierLeague players will be asked where possible to maintain social distancing - staying 2 meters apart - in dressing rooms, entering the field, during warm-ups and in goal celebrations
(Have the dressing rooms suddenly got bigger,walking on the pitch and in the warm up but then ok to play)
Only 110 people will be allowed in the 'red zone' around the field of play at
#PL grounds, and will be required to have returned a negative COVID-19 test in the previous five days as part of a medical passport that will see a bar code scanned before they can enter
(There is no such thing as a medical passport,certainly not based on a test four or five days ago)
Included within this 110 people are players, coaches, medical staff, match officials, pitch technicians and Hawk-eye personnel for goal-line and video replay technology. [
@RobHarris
Sorry about the source
