Paul Barber: ‘disadvantages of not playing at home are obvious’Five of club’s nine remaining matches were to be played at AmexThe Brighton and Hove Albion chief executive, Paul Barber, has voiced opposition to the idea of finishing the Premier League season at neutral venues.Clubs were told on Friday that holding matches at selected Premier League stadiums would be a prerequisite if the 2019-20 season is to be completed. Five of Brighton’s nine remaining games were due to be played at their Amex Stadium, and Barber fears the loss of home advantage could unfairly harm their chances of survival. Related: Premier League critics should recognise football cannot wait for ever | Jonathan Wilson Related: Lampard says idea of footballers getting tested before NHS staff 'doesn't sit well' Continue readingreadfullarticle
