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60 Daily Express Monday, April 6, 2020

By Jeremy Cross

By David Maddock

CAPTAINS

CLUB: From

left, Jordan

Henderson,

Troy Deeney,

Cesar

Azpilicueta,

Mark Noble

and Harry

Maguire

BOURNEMOUTH: RUNNING ON EMPTY

FULL

STORY:

P56-57

UNITED WE

STAND

MANCHESTER CITY star

Kyle Walker is facing a

£250,000 fine after claims

he broke lockdown rules by

having two women round to

his home.

Walker, right,

apologised

yesterday

after a

report

he and a

friend had

two sex

workers

visiting last week.

“I want to take this

opportunity to issue a

public apology for the

choices I made,” said the

England defender. “I

understand my position as

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KYLE’S

SHAME

THE Premier League are at

an advanced stage in talks

with the Government over a

return for football in June.

It is understood there is a

tentative agreement for the

top-flight to resume behind

closed doors after the 20

clubs hatched a plan with

senior officials. In principle,

TURN TO PAGE 57, COL 4

Top flight

plans for a

June start

express.co.uk/sport

DAY SEVE

BROKE

HEARTS

THE MASTERS:

P52-53

BEN STOKES’

ISOLATION

WORKOUT

Captains lead revolt

over Premier League

clubs’ demands for

substantial pay cuts

PREMIER LEAGUE players are

determined to stand strong in a

revolt against club demands for

wage cuts.

The League and clubs want

players to agree to salary

reductions or deferrals to help

during the coronavirus crisis.

Players have been asked to

sacrifice a maximum of 30 per

cent of their wages for the next

12 months, with the situation

reviewed every four weeks.

But a Premier League captains’

WhatsApp group has been set up

and all 20 are being urged to

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By Tony Banks

GET STUCK IN

ON PAGE 54

AT FULL

STRETCH:

Stokes hard

at work amid

lockdown

England star shares

his fitness routine