joe blott is from the spirit of shankley supporters assocation. is from the spirit of shankley supporters association. he says they raised concerns ahead of the game as to whether or not it should take place. we raised the issue at a ground safety advisory group meeting on the monday, prior to the game. which was with city council officials, with police, with the club. and they said, understandably at that moment in time they were following the best government advice. the government advice was that they had no intention to prevent any games going ahead and that included that one at the time, the athletico game and also the liverpool, everton game the following monday. as football fans continue to wait to find out what will happen to the rest of this season, we are hoping for an update from uefa this week. european football's governing body is meeting today. it's understood the organisation does intend to finish the current season by august. so we wait to see what that means for the premier league. liverpool of course are so close to winning theirf

joe blott from the spirit of shankley supports association says there were concerns among the fans aboutntinuing. we raise the issue with the club because other for all measures have been post—post both in madrid but also other cities. we had i think on the same evening liverpool playing and psg they play behind closed doors. in the following day i think another match was played behind closed doors. so we were concerned at the time. clearly what was happening was that there was clearly no indication from central government or other authorities other than there is a massive football match here and that is taking place. some of the other sports stories making the news today. and barcelona have agreed to sell the title rights to their stadium for one year in an effort to raise money for the fight against the coronavirus. the spanish club's said they'll donate the entire fee raised by selling the title rights to the camp nou to fighting the global pandemic. european ryder cup captain padraig harrington says there's no appetite on either side of the atlantic to play the competition behind clo