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Dec 16, 2021 · The Premier League has confirmed four more matches have been postponed this weekend amid coronavirus outbreaks. Three games on Saturday; Southampton v Brentford, Watford v Crystal Palace and...
- Burnley vs Tottenham
- Brighton vs Tottenham
- Brentford vs Manchester United
- Burnley vs Watford
- Leicester vs Tottenham
- Manchester United vs Brighton
- Southampton vs Brentford
- West Ham vs Norwich
- Watford vs Crystal Palace
- Aston Villa vs Burnley
Original date: 28 November
To start with, we have a fixture which was actually due to take place before cases of Covid-19 began to rise exponentially. Heavy snowfall at Turf Moor made Burnley's clash with Tottenham impossible to play. Two unlucky Spurs fans had travelled 31 hours from Dallas to Lancashire - quite a tough one to take.
Original date: 12 December
Spurs had a major outbreak earlier in December, making it impossible for the north London club to host Rennes in the Europa Conference League - that fixture still needs a date too. Antonio Conte was visibly shaken in his press conference that week and the club's training ground ultimately had to be closed.
Original date: 14 December
Confirmation of this postponement came at 23:50 (GMT) the night before the clash between Brentford and Manchester United was due to take place. United confirmed an outbreak needed "ongoing surveillance" and a decision to close their Carrington training ground was taken.
Original date: 15 December
A bit of a trend started to emerge with the postponement of Burnley vs Watford, with the game being called off at a late stage in the day when fans had already made plans to attend. Watford had an outbreak in their squad and were unable to fulfil the fixture.
Original date: 16 December
This one definitely should have been dealt with sooner by the Premier League. Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers confirmed the club had asked for their match with Tottenham to be postponed due to positive cases in his squad, only to see that appeal waved away by the league. It was left until early afternoon for the news to filter through. Spurs were keen to play and may have been able to rearrange their European tie with Rennes for that week had action been taken sooner.
Original date: 18 December
Sensible action was taken here, with the game between Man Utd and Brighton called off two days in advance. United suspended all football related activities at Carrington after being left with just seven healthy players and said "the health of players and staff is our priority". It left Brighton with another game to rearrange later in the season.
Original date: 18 December
The Premier League postponedfour games in one fell swoop ahead of this particular weekend, giving fans adequate notice when that hasn't always been the case. A statement reads: "Brentford FChave an ongoing COVID-19 outbreak. This has resulted in their training ground being closed which means they are unable to prepare for Saturday’s game."
Original date: 18 December
West Ham have enjoyed an excellent season so far but their fixture with relegation scrappers Norwich will need a new date. "Norwich City FC have an insufficient number of players available to fulfil their match due to COVID-19, injuries and other illnesses," the Canaries confirmed.
Original date: 18 December
Another of the games to be postponed ahead of time. A statement from the Premier League read: "Watford FC also continue to have an ongoing outbreak, resulting in their training ground being closed, and have an insufficient number of players available to fulfil their match."
Original date: 18 December
This was one of two games that was supposed to go ahead on Saturday 18 December, but instead was scrapped due to an outbreak in the Villa camp. Their statement read: "The Club is extremely sorry for the inconvenience caused to Burnley Football Club, both our own supporters and the Burnley fans due to attend the fixture but have acted as swiftly as possible this morning to minimise disruption."
Sep 10, 2022 · As a mark of respect to Her Majesty, the EFL confirmed that Norwich City’s Friday night fixture against Burnley would be postponed. The EFL issued a follow up statement on Friday morning announcing that all Championship, League One and League Two fixtures this weekend would also be cancelled.
Note: The match was originally scheduled to 18 December 2021 but was postponed due to a COVID-19 outbreak in Aston Villa's squad and was rescheduled to 19 May 2022. [38]
Pierre Lees-Melou and Teemu Pukki kept Norwich City's hopes of safety alive with a 2-0 victory against fellow strugglers Burnley at Carrow Road. Norwich opened the scoring on nine minutes when Lees-Melou's low shot from the edge of the area took a deflection off Josh Brownhill to go beyond Nick Pope.
The 2021–22 Norwich City F.C. season was the club's 120th season in existence and the first season back in the Premier League. [1] [2] In addition to the domestic league, Norwich City also participated in this season's editions of the FA Cup and the EFL Cup.
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Oct 2, 2021 · Burnley vs Norwich City. Premier League. 3:00pm, Saturday 2nd October 2021. Turf Moor Attendance: Attendance 17,427.
