Just to clarify...

No fans allowed in Wales to watch any sporting events BUT on Boxing Day thousands of Wales based supporters will make the short journey to watch Liverpool v Leeds in a 53,000 full house..... and then they will then drive back home to homes all over Wales...

Surely another example of devolved madness.

No fans allowed in Wales to watch any sporting events BUT on Boxing Day thousands of Wales based supporters will make the short journey to watch Liverpool v Leeds in a 53,000 full house..... and then they will then drive back home to homes all over Wales...

Surely another example of devolved madness.

On the face of it, that is madness.

However, I think the Premier already know that Boris will be cancelling games as soon as he can convince enough of his party, by the end of this week I'm guessing.

I've never really understood why you would prolong the inevitable particularly in this situation. I presume it's down to the fact his position as PM has been weakened so much he can't carry anything through on his own anymore.

Millwall v Swansea update

Russell Martin will hold a press conference on Wednesday afternoon to preview Swansea's clash with Millwall at The Den.

It's a clear indicator that both clubs are planning for the Boxing Day contest to go ahead.

The Lions had a Covid-19 outbreak in their camp last week and, as a result, had to postpone their clash with Preston.

We'll keep you posted if the situation changes in the coming days.

Both sets of fans will be allowed to attend.