News is fresh from UK that the English Premier League may resume in May, however the English Football Association will be conducting closed door discussion with Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his cabinet before a final announcement is made.

This could see the footballing world slowly easing back into life after the seasons were abruptly put on hold due to Covid 19. With talks the German Bundesliga and Spanish League are looking at finishing the season behind closed doors, the English FA is discussing on completing the remainder 92 matches in similar fashion. UEFA has already informed the European leagues to submit club names for the next Champions League and leagues are rushing to find ways to crown winners.

In England, Liverpool is ahead in points with Manchester City trailing behind, the teams are separated by 25 points with 27 more points to play for. Technically, Liverpool can be crowned champions with just one more win but it will be a meaningful league title, one the fans have been waiting for 30 years.

According to reports, the games will be played with a maximum of 400 people allowed attendance including media, though this will be subject to testing for coronavirus. Many leagues in Europe are leaving the fate of the season to governments with Germany looking at lifting the ban on Bundesliga.

It will be heartbreaking to see Liverpool walk away empty handed after playing the best games in Europe this season, the thought of the league being abandoned will be devastating both morally and financially. Fox Sports reported, broadcast sponsors have threatened to pull the plug on TV rights payment if the EPL does not complete.

The outcome of the meeting Boris will made available soon, with Covid 19 cases in UK increasing on a daily basis, it will be a testing time for new Prime Minister in making the right call.