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Mientras el resto de las principales ligas europeas adoptaron esta medida con la irrupción de la pandemia y siguieron apostando por ella. No ocurrió así en la Premier League, cuyos entrenadores solo pudieron realizar cinco cambios durante la reanudación de la temporada 2019-20. Votaron en contra de seguir con esta norma la pasada campaña, y también antes de iniciar la presente., y con una ventana más durante el descanso.
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola welcomed the challenge of navigating through a packed fixture list this month, saying his team's busy schedule was a result of their dominance across domestic and European competitions.
Sean Dyche has confirmed that Burnley will be without Ben Mee for their game against Manchester City on Saturday afternoon.
Burnley will again be without captain Ben Mee when they host Manchester City on Saturday and there are doubts over his chances of being involved in next week’s clashes with Everton and Norwich.
Premier League clubs will be allowed to make five substitutions each game from next season, mirroring what most other competitions are doing throughout Europe. The switch from three to five subs was made when games restarted during the Covid-19 pandemic, but English top-flight teams voted against keeping it for this campaign, despite strong protests from several managers, including Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp and Manchester City's Pep Guardiola.
Manchester City could well kick-off at Burnley on Saturday sat in second place.
If Manchester City are to stand any chance of winning the treble for the first time in their history, then they are going to have to make it through a daunting April schedule relatively unscathed.
Much has been made of Manchester City playing Liverpool and Atletico twice in an April fortnight, and rightly so. Four matches in three competitions across 11 days could ultimately define how successful their season is.