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Roundball Daily Podcast: What happens if Premier League season can’t be finished?
- Updated: March 25, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has sent the sports world to a screeching halt. What will happen when it resumes? James Campbell and Kels Dayton discuss on the latest edition of the Roundball Daily Podcast. Specifically, what will happen in the Premier League, where the regular season winner is considered champion? Will Liverpool’s incredible season come with an asterisk? Is it fair to relegate the bottom three teams right now? Should anyone be promoted?
Listen and decide for yourself.
