Premier League to Allow Players Break Fast Mid-Game During Ramadan
Some of the most popular Muslim players among others competing in the Premier League are Liverpool's Mohamed Salah, Manchester City's Riyadh Mahrez and Chelsea's Ngolo Kante, who will be expected to fast. Ramadan begins on Wednesday, March 22.
The Premier League is reportedly going to allow players to break their fast mid-game during the holy month of Ramadan. According to a Sky Sports report, the Premier League and English Football League (EFL) match officials have been told to halt play for players to break their fast during a game. Also, the referees are reportedly to also identify the players who are fasting before a match and finalise a time when play could be paused. Manchester United, Brighton, Sheffield United Continue in FA Cup, Arsenal Go Eight Points Clear in Premier League.
Premier League to Allow Players to Break Fast Mid-Game During Ramadan
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