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Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Wolves and Rangers have reportedly all discovered when they will return to action in Europe after football was postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic. The Premier League is still putting together a plan to return to action and they are hopeful players will be back in training later this month. Matches will be scheduled to take place from June behind closed doors. UEFA wants domestic seasons wrapped up by the end of July so they can blitz through the latter stages of the Champions League and Europa League in a chaotic three-week period which will see a match being played almost every day. Spanish publication marca have published UEFA's supposed draft calendar which sees both competitions run into the 2020/21 campaign.

Georgia authorities arrested a white father and son Thursday and charged them with murder in the February shooting death of a black man they had pursued in a truck after spotting him running in their neighbourhood. The charges came more than two months after Ahmaud Arbery, 25, was killed on a residential street just outside the port city of Brunswick. National outrage over the case swelled this week after cellphone video that appeared to show the shooting. Those close to Arbery celebrated the news but also expressed frustration at the long wait. “This should have occurred the day it happened,” said Akeem Baker, one of Arbery’s close friends in Brunswick. “There’s no way without the video this would have occurred. I’m just glad the light’s shining very bright on this situation.” Gregory McMichael, 64, previously told police that he and his son chased after Arbery because they suspected him of being a burglar. Arbery’s mother, Wanda Cooper Jones, has said she thinks her son, a former foo...

Bayern Munich  have made  Manchester City  an offer of £35million to sign Leroy Sane, according to reports. The winger has been a long-term target for the German giants and they were keen to bring him to the Allianz Arena last summer only for him to suffer a horror injury in the Community Shield. Sane has not played since tearing his anterior cruciate ligament in that clash but he was back in training before the  coronavirus  shutdown. Bayern are hoping to take advantage of a potential fall in the transfer market to pay considerably less than the £88m they had earmarked for him last summer. According to German outlet  Bild , they have agreed a contract with the 24-year-old – which had to happen again after he changed agents last season – and are now looking to come to terms with City. Bayern's opening bid of £35m is £11m less than City paid Schalke for Sane when they signed him in 2016. The Bavarian side have an advantage as Sane is heading into the final y...

As official death toll tops 32,000, Britain overtakes Spain and Italy as the hardest-hit country from COVID-19; opposition blames PM Johnson for delayed actions to prevent spread of virus Britain has reached the highest official death toll from coronavirus in Europe with more than 32,000 deaths, figures released on Tuesday showed. The high death toll could increase political pressure on Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who waited longer than other European leaders to order a lockdown to curb the spread of the virus in March. Weekly figures from Britain's national statistics office added more than 7,000 deaths in England and Wales, raising the total for the United Kingdom to 32,313. The figure is one of several methods for calculating deaths and is difficult to compare with other countries, but it offers the clearest sign yet that Britain could emerge as the worst-hit country in Europe, despite being hit later than other countries. Opposition parties have raised questions about Johnson...

The former Red Devils star was forced to employ personal security after the warnings were made Former  Manchester United  defender Patrice Evra has revealed he received death threats from prisoners after the racism incident with then- Liverpool  striker Luis Suarez in 2011. Suarez was found guilty of misconduct for insulting comments toward Evra by the Football Association and was suspended for eight matches, with the  Uruguay  international referring to his opponent's skin colour. colour. In the aftermath of the incident, Evra says threats were sent to him, via the club, with many of the menacing messages coming from prisoners. The  France  left-back felt the need to hire security guards to protect himself and his family when notified of the warnings. "Manchester United received so many threatening letters about me,” Evra told the  official Manchester United podcast .

FA chief Greg Clarke isn’t expecting crowds at matches 'any time soon' and believes the game is facing 'substantial changes' The chairman of the Football Association, Greg Clarke, has admitted it is hard to see football fans being allowed into grounds 'any time soon'. Both the premier league    and EFL are currently suspended indefinitely due to the coronavirus outbreak.   But while no date has been mentioned for a return for sides in the EFL, the  premier league is believing to be planning to restart in June And Clarke, who believes supporters are still the 'lifeblood' of the game, has also admitted the game faces 'substantial changes' once it does return.

Liverpool remain on track for the title after Premier League clubs chose to press ahead with their plans to resume the season. The latest premier league  meeting took place on Friday with a videoconference that lasted nearly four hours where they sought to agree on rules and regulations, particularly regarding health and safety, over a return to training and playing. Top-flight football has been suspended since March 13 due to the coronavirus outbreak, with Liverpool a record 25 points clear at the summit and needing only two wins from their remaining nine games to lift the championship for the first time since 1990 said on Friday: “The Premier League’s priority is the health and safety of players, coaches, managers, club staff, supporters and the wider community.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports 1,062,446 cases of COVID-19 and 62,406 deaths. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Friday reported 1,062,446 cases of the new coronavirus, an increase of 30,787 cases from its previous count. The number of deaths, it said, had risen by 2,349 to 62,406. The CDC reported its tally of cases of COVID-19 as of 4:00 p.m. ET on April 30. On Thursday, US President Donald Trump said he had seen evidence    linking the novel coronavirus to a lab in Wuhan, China, though he would not provide further details. “Yes, I have,” Trump told reporters at the White House when asked directly whether he had seen evidence that gives him confidence the virus was tied to the Wuhan Institute of Virology. “And I think that the World Health Organization should be ashamed of themselves because they’re like the public relations agency for China,” Trump added.

Manchester United fans don't want to see Dean Henderson  loaned out again next season following the conclusion of his spell with Sheffield United. Henderson played a starring role in the Blades' successful promotion bid last year and has proven himself in the premier league  sitting joint-second in the clean sheets table prior to the postponement of the season. The 23-year-old was expected to win a place in Gareth Southgate's England squad for EURO 2020 before the tournament was rescheduled for next year. With David de gea  form waning in recent months, Henderson has been tipped to compete for the number one jersey at Old Trafford and MEN Sport understand the goalkeeper only wants to return to the club if he will definitely be first choice. ESPN report United will resist any offers for the goalkeeper in the upcoming transfer window and will look to send him out on loan for another season as they continue to plan for his long-term future at the club.

ME Bank has slashed the amount an estimated 20,000 customers can redraw from their home loans by thousands of dollars, drawing outrage from borrowers hoping to use the money during the coronavirus crisis. A spokesman for the bank, which is owned by a group of industry super funds, said it made the move after figuring out that “the redraw facility of some legacy home loans could lead to some customers falling behind their original repayment schedules”. Home loan redraw facilities allow borrowers to make extra mortgage payments and either use the money to pay off their loan quicker or draw down cash later on. Customers who have flooded the bank’s Facebook page with complaints appeared to have been caught by surprise by the move. “The money we lost is actually my husband’s redundancy payment as he was retrenched last week,” one customer, said in a post to the page last week. The customer said her redraw limit had been slashed by “over $16,000”. “We are not eligible for Centrelink ...

In  Thrones , he played Ser Addam Marbrand, one of the chief knights in the service of Tywin Lannister (Charles Dance) and old friend of his son, Jaime (Nikolaj Coster Waldau). Hogg was also known for his role of the father Lexie in  Dance Lexie Dance , which was nominated for Best Live Action Short at the Oscars in 1998. His film credits included  Hunger ,  Divorcing Jack  and  Closing the Ring  – all of which were short in Northern Ireland. Hogg’s agent Geff Stanton led the tributes to the actor, writing: ”He was such a great man, a big personality and a terrific actor. His family must be devastated and my heart goes out to them. The team behind  Give My Head Peace  called him “a fine actor, great colleague and a true friend,” adding: “Our thoughts are with his wife Elish, son Nathan and daughter Abigail at this time.” Hogg’s cause of death is unknown.