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EFL ponder blanket ban for League One as bosses speak out

THE EFL is discussing whether to introduce a blanket postponement of League One games in future international breaks.

EFL ponder

LEAGUE ONE
By Chris Dunlavy

WELL PLAYED: Northern Ireland’s Josh Magennis, left, (Exeter) and Jamie Reid (Stevenage) on Friday night

THE EFL is discussing whether to introduce a blanket postponement of League One games in future international breaks.
There are four international breaks during the EFL season - in September, October, November and March.
Under the current regulations, all Championship fixtures are postponed automatically.
Number of postponements of EFL games increasing
League One and League Two proceed as normal, but individual clubs can request a postponement if they ha...

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