The English Football Federation (FA) announced that it had launched an investigation last week into the role played by Premier League clubs in the attempt to create a Super League on April 18, a project that was finally suspended after 48 hours, only. It concerns Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham.
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“We have written to all clubs to formally request all relevant information and evidence regarding their participation, explains a spokesperson for the British authority. Once we have the required information, we will review the appropriate action. Clearly what happened was unacceptable and could have caused serious damage to clubs, at all levels of English football. “
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Le report de Manchester United – Liverpool
Manchester United supporters clashed with police and stormed Old Trafford on Sunday, ahead of their game against Liverpool, which had to be postponed. There were also demonstrations on the sidelines of Chelsea and Arsenal meetings, marking the general hostility of England fans to this Super League project.
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“The supporters played a vital and impactful role in helping to prevent the European Super League from forming and we understand their frustrations, clarified the English Federation. However, we cannot tolerate the violent and criminal behavior that took place ahead of the game between Manchester United and Liverpool, which the FA is currently investigating. “
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