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This evening Boris Johnson, the Prime Minister, will lay out a roadmap for Britain's recovery from COVID-19.

Of course, football itself is attempting to navigate its return with Project Restart,

as far as the Premier League is concerned, but there are plenty of bumps in the road ahead.

Indeed, our colleagues at Sky Sports News are reporting that Brighton-Hovaldium have now said they have a third player just test positive for the virus.

To discuss this and much much more, we are joined this morning by Mark Ogden, senior

reporter at Espen, also by Paul Haywood, the chief

sports writer at the Telegraph, and Andy Dunn, the chief sports writer, at the mirror.

Now, before we talk to the guys,

let's just have a quick look at the headlines this morning

and get the flavor of what's in today's newspapers.

Budna's League, there could be a big setback there. Their plans to restart, thrown into fresh doubt last night when Second Division DiMmo Dresden were placed into quarantine and

they've said they cannot train or play for the next two weeks

having been ordered to self isolate.

In the mail, I think this is Rob Draper's piece, the Football League will announce next week

that there will be no further games in leagues one and two, but the playoffs could still take place. The championship remains in the

balance and the EFL of consulting clubs as to how best toward promotion and

relegation spots in leagues one and two, most likely a points per game system.

Paul Barber from Brighton Hobbeian has been extensively quoted,

and he, as well as reporting later on

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