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Plans for a European Super League have been put on hold after all six Premier League clubs announced their decision to withdraw from the competition on Tuesday.

The decision was confirmed in a statement late on Tuesday night after Chelsea became the last English club to confirm their withdrawal.


Manchester City had been the first of the six to state that they would no longer be pursuing the option to take part in the league earlier on Tuesday, before Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United and Spurs followed suit in a co-ordinated move around 11pm.

Chelsea were in action against Brighton at Stamford Bridge, with fans turning up to protest ahead of the game - a move that delayed kick-off for 15 minutes with the team buses facing difficulties entering the stadium.

That meant that their announcement came much later into the evening, and it was followed briskly by a statement from the Super League stating the Super League will need to reconsider their next steps before pressing ahead.

"The European Super League is convinced that the current status quo of European football needs to change," the statement began.

"We are proposing a new European competition because the existing system does not work. Our proposal is aimed at allowing the sport to evolve while generating resources and stability for the full football pyramid, including helping to overcome the financial difficulties experienced by the entire football community as a result of the pandemic. It would also provide materially enhanced solidarity payments to all football stakeholders.

"Despite the announced departure of the English clubs, forced to take such decisions due to the pressure out [sic] on them, we are convinced our proposal is fully aligned with European law and regulations as was demonstrated today by a court decision to protect the Super League from third party actions.

"Given the current circumstances, we shall reconsider the most appropriate steps to reshape the project, always having in mind our goals of offering the fans the best experience possible while enhancing solidarity payments for the entire football community."

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.football.london/premier-league/breaking-european-super-league-plans-20431192.amp

adioolayi:
It's all about money

valencia25:
There will still be UCL, but only lower teams will be participating

The Real Madrid president is the first chairman of the competition, which has come in for criticism from all sides since its confirmation after midnight on Sunday.

"UEFA worked in another format that, firstly, I didn't understand it and secondly, it doesn't produce the necessary income to save football," Perez said on El Chiringuito on Monday night.

"When I say save football I mean to save everyone, so that for the next 20 years at least we can live in peace. The situation is very dramatic. We believe this format can save football, like the European Cup saved football in the 50s."

Why the Super League?
In an attempt to explain the Super League, Florentino addressed clubs' falling revenues, which have been accentuated by the coronavirus pandemic.

"The biggest clubs in England, Italy and Spain had to find a solution to the really terrible situation they were in," Perez said. "The European Club Association says they've lost five billion euros. At Real Madrid we had a budget of 800 million euros and we finished with 700m. This year instead of 900m, let's see if we get 600m. In two seasons Real Madrid have lost 400m.

"When you have no income other than TV money, the best way to increase revenue is to have more attractive games that fans from all over the world can see. So we came to a conclusion that instead of doing the Champions League we would do a Super League and we would be able to alleviate what was lost."

When will the Super League start?
The aim is to start the new competition immediately, if possible, and some have suggested that it could begin as soon as August 2020.

"We will try to start as soon as possible," Florentino said. "We are going to talk to UEFA and FIFA, I don't know why they have to get angry."

When did he have the idea?
The Super League has been spoken of for decades, but the Real Madrid president spoke about the problems brought on by the pandemic and football being played behind closed doors to explain the idea.

"When you don't have any income other than from television, you have to find a solution to make more attractive matches that fans all over the world can watch with all of the big clubs," Florentino said.

"We came to the conclusion that, instead of playing a Champions League we had a Super League we would be able to make up for what has been lost.

"There are a lot of games of poor quality. Barcelona-Manchester United is more entertaining than Manchester United against a more modest team. What does the whole world want?

"We have fans all over the world and that's what makes money, other competitions don't make money, and that money is for everyone. It's a pyramid. If those of us at the top have money... But if it's not generated then it doesn't exist."

What about UEFA's threats to players?
UEFA's Aleksander Ceferin has threatened to ban players in the Super League from representing their countries at World Cups and European Championships.

"The players should remain calm because the threats won't happen," the Super League chairman said. "But those who run the monopolies at UEFA have to be transparent. UEFA doesn't have a good image.

"They presented a [Champions League] format that no one understands, and they say in 2024 it will start. By 2024 we will be dead! There are clubs that have lost hundreds of millions."

What will the officiating be like?
VAR has caused a stir since its implementation, and Real Madrid have been critical of its use in Spain before.

"VAR and referees will be improved," Florentino added. "There will be financial fair play and stability. We'll try to select the referees with professional criteria."

Defending Agnelli and hitting out at Ceferin
Juventus chief Andrea Agnelli has come in for some strong criticism since the news emerged, including from UEFA's own president.

"What the UEFA president said is something that he can't say," Florentino said. "He insulted Agnelli. UEFA have to change, we don't want a president who insults us.

"We want transparency. We all want to change for the better. It's inconceivable that, in a democratic Europe, these things are said."

The Premier League has called a meeting for Tuesday morning of the 14 clubs who are not part of the European Super League discussions.

The so-called 'big six' have not been invited to attend.

It will be a first opportunity for those clubs to formally discuss next steps, amid suggestions that breakaway sides could be excluded from their domestic competitions.

Standard Sport understands West Ham will discuss the plans for a Super League with their Independent Supporters’ Committee on Monday before Karren Brady attends the Premier League meeting.

The club are wholeheartedly against the idea, a similar attitude held by many vocal in the fallout from the announcement.

Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl reiterated his stance against the move at his press conference earlier in the day.

He said: "There cannot be any other opinion about it. It's a big threat, what I see coming up, war, if you want, from the big clubs.

"We will see what the future brings but it's a big threat and we have to fight against it.

"I hope we have the fans with us and without the fans football won't work. They have a lot of power, these big clubs."

Sir Alex Ferguson said: “Talk of a Super League is a move away from 70 years of European club football. In my time at United, we played in four Champions League finals and they were always the most special of nights.”

[url]https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league-meeting-european-super-league-b930501.html%3famp[/url]

Classickj:
who is useless now

omlueh:
I have vehemently told all you Manchester United Fans before the kick-off that the Final Result Will be Manchester United 2-2 Burnley.

observanc1:
Man U fans were rejoicing about Man U goal. When i shouted goaal! They thought i was joking. Looked tv and saw it was a burnley equalizer. All of them shut up. E shock them.

EmmanuelScott1:
They don ROb PSG

CorGier:
There he goes again. My grandma would have scored that.

CorGier:
Neymar will never learn. Time after time, after time, after time this guy can't just get his head outta his arse. PSG will probably get eliminated tonight, and all he would do is cry and gnash his teeth as usual. SMH.

madri4u:
l dream say Psg don almost qualify but life nor balance at all as Bayern Munich come kill Psg dream for die minutes.