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Manchester United and Man City fans told they won’t be returning to football 'any time soon'

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.

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