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The Premier League has announced that Norwich City vs Chelsea will go ahead ahead on Thursday evening following news that Roman Abramovich has been added to the UK government's sanction list.

The 55-year-old Russian's assets were frozen on Thursday morning in a move taken following weeks of pressure to announce sanctions on the club's owner.

However, the Blues have been allowed to continue operating under restrictions through a 'Russia Regulation' licence so as to limit the impact on the club and the football pyramid.

Chelsea will still be allowed to pay players and staff, pay outstanding transfer fees and also receive payments - though they will then be frozen.

The Premier League's statement read: "Following the UK Government’s announcement that sanctions have been imposed against Roman Abramovich, the Premier League can confirm tonight’s match between Norwich City and Chelsea will go ahead as planned.

"The Government has issued an initial licence to enable Chelsea to continue to train, play its fixtures and fulfill its obligations for the rest of the season.

"The League will now work with the club and the Government to ensure the season will proceed as planned and in line with