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Tottenham Hotspur manager Antonio Conte said his players will have to accept squad rotation this season and even the likes of Son Heung-min, who finished the last campaign as the Premier League's joint-top scorer, will not play every game.
Tottenham Hotspur manager Antonio Conte said his players will have to accept squad rotation this season and even the likes of Son Heung-min, who finished the last campaign as the Premier League's joint-top scorer, will not play every game. Son scored 23 league goals last season but has yet to find the net in the current campaign, and with Harry Kane, Richarlison and Dejan Kulusevski competing for places Conte said attacking players would spend time on the sidelines. Conte had previously said he would be "crazy" to drop Son but when asked on Monday if the South Korean could be subject to rotation he said: "I think when you try to build something important ...
The English Football League, which manages the three divisions below the Premier League, said on Monday (Sep 12) that matches will return as scheduled from Tuesday after the last round of games were postponed following the death of Queen Elizabeth.
The first you thing any team wants to do after suffering a heavy defeat is quickly get it out of their system. So Rangers would have been keen to get back into action after their 4-0 defeat to Ajax in Amsterdam last week.
Queen Elizabeth was a presence at some of the most celebrated moments in sporting history in the United Kingdom.
The EFL has announced its teams will return to action on Tuesday night following the death of Britain's Queen Elizabeth.
English football on a wide scale is set to recommence on Tuesday following the postponement of all the weekend’s fixtures, but policing concerns mean games will be assessed on a match-by-match basis.
Officials expect queues to see the Queen’s lying in state could last 12 hours and stretch for miles as rail firms warn trains will be “extremely busy”.