This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo, giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.

The Premier League, along with the rest of football's governing bodies in this country,

have agreed that football will be placed on hold until April the 30th of next month,

moving it back around about three weeks from the original times scale that was meant to be

April of there and what that means from a Liverpool perspective is they will

they will now return to action against Arsel and made a second at the Emirates

when they had been penciled in to return to action

against Manchester City at the Hatiad on April the 5th. That game at the Hatiad

would have given the pool the chance to become Premier League champions with

victory but now with the football being moved back until

April the 30 today the bubble will still need those six points to be confirmed

Premier League champions for the first time of 30 years and the game against the

hostile on May the second will be as it stands the first game back

after what's been a table in couple of weeks.

It's also been agreed by the football governing bodies across this country that includes the FAA, the English Football League and the Premier League.

That action will return on April 30th and there's a steely determination to complete this season as

and when that finishes.

June now will become a free month with the European Championships being postponed by 12 months earlier this week.

So that now effectively frees up the Premier League and the rest of the football leagues to conclude

in June or maybe even in July if it does continue to drag on.

Of course, the people have still got nine games to play.

Manchester City have got a game in hand.

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