Hodgson wary of ‘artificial’ end to Premier League season
The HinduCrystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson has warned against “artificial means” of deciding the Premier League. “We don’t want artificial means of deciding who wins the league, who gets into the Champions League, who gets relegated and promoted.” His letter came after UEFA, European football’s governing body, warned a failure to complete domestic leagues could see clubs excluded from continental competitions next season. RELATED| Hodgson said players who, in common with the rest of the British population, are currently in lockdown would ideally like three to four weeks’ preparation before playing a match again. League leader Liverpool, one of Hodgson’s former clubs, is 25 points ahead of second-placed Manchester City, with nine games to play and need just two more wins to be certain of its first English championship in 30 years.