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Why would it be a finite number rather than a percentage of capacity? This is a close to a fifth of Burnley's capacity, but will be a much smaller fraction of Manchester United's.

 

Guessing it's about reducing risk and those with larger stadiums would typically have people travelling longer distances which would increase risk.

 

That's the only thing I can think of- limit crowding in pubs (if open), on buses etc. Not an ideal solution given the variations in stadium capacities, locations etc but it's a way to get fans back in swiftly I suppose.

 

Presumably over next fee months they'll look to move away from one-cap-fits-all and judge each venue on its merits?

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Tier 2 (UP TO 2000 FANS)

Arsenal (Emirates Stadium)

Brighton (AMEX Stadium)

Chelsea (Stamford Bridge)

Crystal Palace (Selhurst Park)

Everton (Goodison Park)

Fulham (Craven Cottage)

Liverpool (Anfield)

Southampton (St Mary's)

Tottenham Hotspur (Tottenham Hotspur Stadium)

West Ham United (London Stadium)

 

Tier 3 (NO FANS)

Aston Villa (Villa Park)

Burnley (Turf Moor)

Leeds United (Elland Road)

Leicester City (King Power Stadium)

Manchester City (Etihad Stadium)

Manchester United (Old Trafford)

Newcastle United (St James' Park)

Sheffield United (Bramall Lane)

West Bromwich Albion (The Hawthorns)

Wolves (Molineux)

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Ah, guess I should have gone direct to the source. Turns out they're all on TV still.

 

https://www.premierleague.com/news/1905124

 

Friday 4 December

20:00 Aston Villa v Newcastle Utd (Sky Sports)

 

Saturday 5 December

12:30 Burnley v Everton (BT Sport)

15:00 Man City v Fulham (BT Sport)

17:30 West Ham v Man Utd (Sky Sports)

20:00 Chelsea v Leeds Utd (Sky Sports)

 

Sunday 6 December

12:00 West Brom v Crystal Palace (Sky Sports)

14:15 Sheffield Utd v Leicester City (Sky Sports)

16:30 Spurs v Arsenal (Sky Sports)

19:15 Liverpool v Wolves (Amazon Prime Video)

 

Monday 7 December

20:00 Brighton v Southampton (Sky Sports)

 

Friday 11 December

20:00 Leeds Utd v West Ham (Sky Sports)

 

Saturday 12 December

12:30 Wolves v Aston Villa (BT Sport)

15:00 Newcastle Utd v West Brom (Sky Sports)

17:30 Man Utd v Man City (Sky Sports)

20:00 Everton v Chelsea (BT Sport)

 

Sunday 13 December

12:00 Southampton v Sheff Utd (Sky Sports)

14:15 Crystal Palace v Spurs (Sky Sports)

16:30 Fulham v Liverpool (Sky Sports)

19:15 Arsenal v Burnley (Sky Sports)

19:15 Leicester City v Brighton (Amazon Prime Video)

 

Tuesday 15 December

18:00 Wolves v Chelsea (Amazon Prime Video)

20:00 Man City v West Brom (Amazon Prime Video)

 

Wednesday 16 December

18:00 Arsenal v Southampton (Amazon Prime Video)

18:00 Leeds Utd v Newcastle Utd (Amazon Prime Video)

18:00 Leicester City v Everton (Amazon Prime Video)

20:00 Fulham v Brighton (Amazon Prime Video)

20:00 Liverpool v Spurs (Amazon Prime Video)

20:00 West Ham v Crystal Palace (Amazon Prime Video)

 

Thursday 17 December

18:00 Aston Villa v Burnley (Amazon Prime Video)

20:00 Sheffield Utd v Man Utd (Amazon Prime Video)

 

Saturday 19 December

12:30 Crystal Palace v Liverpool (BT Sport)

15:00 Southampton v Man City (Amazon Prime Video)

17:30 Everton v Arsenal (Sky Sports)

20:00 Newcastle Utd v Fulham (Sky Sports)

 

Sunday 20 December

12:00 Brighton v Sheffield Utd (Sky Sports)

14:15 Spurs v Leicester City (Sky Sports)

16:30 Man Utd v Leeds Utd (Sky Sports)

19:15 West Brom v Aston Villa (BT Sport)

 

Monday 21 December

17:30 Burnley v Wolves (Sky Sports)

20:00 Chelsea v West Ham (Sky Sports)

 

Saturday 26 December

12:30 Leicester City v Man Utd (BT Sport)

15:00 Aston Villa v Crystal Palace (BBC)

15:00 Fulham v Southampton (Sky Sports)

17:30 Arsenal v Chelsea (Sky Sports)

20:00 Man City v Newcastle Utd (BT Sport)

20:00 Sheffield Utd v Everton (BT Sport)

 

Sunday 27 December

12:00 Leeds Utd v Burnley (Sky Sports)

14:15 West Ham v Brighton (Sky Sports)

16:30 Liverpool v West Brom (Sky Sports)

19:15 Wolves v Spurs (Sky Sports)

 

Monday 28 December

15:00 Crystal Palace v Leicester City (Amazon Prime Video)

17:30 Chelsea v Aston Villa (Amazon Prime Video)

20:00 Everton v Man City (Amazon Prime Video)

 

Tuesday 29 December

18:00 Brighton v Arsenal (Amazon Prime Video)

18:00 Burnley v Sheffield Utd (Amazon Prime Video)

18:00 Southampton v West Ham (Amazon Prime Video)

18:00 West Brom v Leeds Utd (Amazon Prime Video)

20:00 Man Utd v Wolves (Amazon Prime Video)

 

Wednesday 30 December

18:00 Spurs v Fulham (Amazon Prime Video)

20:00 Newcastle Utd v Liverpool (Amazon Prime Video)

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