All six Premier League teams withdraw from European Super League

The news capped a remarkable evening of developments in the saga which also saw United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward resign.
 Photo/Matt Dunham)

 Photo/Matt Dunham)

English football's so-called 'big six' have confirmed their intention to pull out of the proposed European Super League.

Manchester City became the first team to quit the controversial project on Tuesday evening and were later followed by Manchester United, Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal while it is also understood that Chelsea have also begun proceedings to withdraw from the breakaway competition.

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