PREMIER LEAGUE shareholders have voted unanimously to return to small-group training from tomorrow afternoon (Tuesday 19th) as the first step towards restarting the Premier League.

FOOTBALL LEAGUE clubs will have to foot the bill for coronavirus testing, despite the EFL stating that it would fund the programme on Wednesday.

A range of new roles and responsibilities will emerge at training grounds in the coming weeks as football resumes in a COVID-19 world.

THE Premier League is asking clubs to share their performance data in order to ensure they do not gain a competitive advantage from new Project Restart protocols.

NICOLÁS MAIDANA has been a fitness coach at Club Nacional, the current Uruguayan champions, since January 2018. He gave TGG the lowdown on Uruguayan football, Club Nacional, his work and coping during coronavirus.

MILLWALL's Head of Performance, Laurence Bloom, explains how the club have managed to train and monitor their players during lockdown.

PREMIER LEAGUE clubs are preparing to ramp up training to include small groups of players within the next fortnight.

ARSENAL and Tottenham have re-opened their training grounds for players to use for individual sessions.

MANCHESTER UNITED have revealed their nutrition regime for players during lockdown, including Instagram cooking lessons, bespoke ready meals and a weekly weigh-in.

THE Premier League has outlined a best-case scenario of players being able to return to their clubs for training on Monday May 18th.

PROFESSIONAL football in Britain has been suspended until at least the start of June as a result of the spread of coronavirus. Here is a guide to what is happening at Premier League and EFL clubs in response to the crisis.

PRESTON Head of Performance Tom Little says his players are focusing on three key elements to maintain ‘football fitness’ during the coronavirus shutdown.