Premier League clubs expecting to hold full schedule of games despite bad weather

All seven Premier League clubs hosting matches today are hopeful of their fixtures going ahead in a weekend sporting programme badly affected by snow.

Premier League clubs expecting to hold full schedule of games despite bad weather
Sat, 03 Mar, 2018 - 08:48

All seven Premier League clubs hosting matches today are hopeful of their fixtures going ahead in a weekend sporting programme badly affected by snow.

The Premier League clubs are monitoring the situation, but Southampton confirming their intent to press ahead with their 3pm clash with Stoke.

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