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Dowden hopeful of Premier League help for smaller clubs

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A deal for the Premier League to support lower-league clubs during the coronavirus pandemic "could be reached this week", according to Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden.

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BBC News

Dowden hopeful of Premier League help for smaller clubs

A deal for the Premier League to support lower-league clubs during the coronavirus pandemic "could be reached this week", according to Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden.

4 years ago·United Kingdom

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Yahoo News

British minister urges Premier League to give financial aid to smaller clubs

The British minister with responsibility for sport has urged the Premier League to give financial support to cash-strapped Football League clubs in a bid to ease the financial damage caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

4 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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The Guardian

Oliver Dowden calls for Premier League to 'step up' and support EFL clubs

Culture secretary says he has spoken to Premier LeagueEFL has said its clubs stand to lose £200m this seasonThe culture secretary Oliver Dowden has called for the Premier League to “step up to the plate” and provide financial support for EFL clubs through the coronavirus crisis.The EFL has said its clubs stand to lose £200m this season if supporters are unable to attend matches, having already lost £50m last season. There are fears that without …

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Hindu

Premier League asked by government to help struggling clubs

Last season, the Premier League's 20 clubs agreed to advance funds of 125 million pounds ($150 million) to clubs in the EFL and fifth-tier National League.

4 years ago·India

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Daily Mirror

Premier League giants must step up to help struggling clubs, says Tory minister

Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden urged wealthy sides to pump emergency funds into less well-off clubs - which are struggling to make ends meet without ticket sales and bar takings

4 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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