The Covid-19 outbreak has suspended the season for more than two months and there’s still to be a decision made by the EFL on how it will finish.
It has been widely reported the EFL are due to meet later this week, with the suggestion that both the third and fourth tiers will be called off due to the ongoing pandemic. However, Blues chief executive Mark Catlin distanced himself from that talk and underlined the club’s determination to explore every possible way of finishing the 2019-20 campaign.
Nevertheless, every side in League One has their own stance. We’ve looked at what each of them have been saying...
13. MK Dons
The Dons had picked up under manager Russell Martin and owner Pete Winkelman told mkfm.com that ‘there is a real will in the EFL to complete this season’ implying he wants to see out his club's remaining games. | jpress Photo: .
14. Oxford United
While Oxford would finish third and be promoted using points-per-game method, manager Karl Robinson told his club’s website their ‘vote will be to continue the season at a date that's safe for everybody’ at the weekend. | Freelance Photo: Graham Hunt
15. Peterborough
Owner Darragh MacAnthony hasn’t been afraid to air his opinion. He threatened the EFL to expect a legal battle if the season is decided by points-per-game method, which would see the Posh miss out on promotion. | Freelance Photo: .
16. Pompey
Chief executive Mark Catlin has been steadfast that the season should be finished for integrity purposes, while boss Kenny Jackett also wants to complete the Blues’ remaining nine matches. | Freelance Photo: Joe Pepler