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With the Premier League set to restart play after a two-month break, Jurgen Klopp has admitted that he is looking forward to getting back to playing football but his side aren’t Champions yet. The Reds have been phenomenal this season with only one loss in the Premier League before it was suspended.

Brighton defender Bernardo has revealed that a large majority of the players have come to an agreement over phase one of ‘Project Restart’ but they are concerned about the rest of the plan. The English top-flight has started training again with them looking to copy the Bundesliga and resume play.

The Premier League has confirmed two more positive coronavirus cases after they undertook a second round of testing across all twenty sides. The constant testing is a part of the Premier League’s ‘Project Restart’ with them looking to restart action by mid-June after teams started training again.

Watford manager Nigel Pearson has opined that he’s concerned that the Premier League’s potential restart coincides with the relaxation of the lockdown in the UK. The English top tier have announced a tentative restart date of mid-June with clubs set to return to some sort of training very soon.

Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham have reportedly joined forces against neutral venues with them approaching the British government to reconsider the plan. The Premier League’s ‘Project Restart’ has seen the league implement many rules including asking clubs to play away from their grounds.

Watford have followed fellow relegation threatened side Brighton and Hove Albion’s footstep and rejected the use of neutral venues after Hornets chairman Scott Duxbury released a statement. The Seagulls have confirmed that they are unhappy with the use of neutral grounds and have opposed the option.