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The Premier League will ask fans not to attend matches unless they have been fully vaccinated or can provide evidence of a recent negative Covid test for the rest of the season, despite the Government abandoning plans to introduce Covid passports for mass events.
Clubs will continue to employ Covid marshals at games to carry out spot-checks of supporters' Covid certification, and those without the required credentials may be barred from entering the stadium.
Some clubs are understood to have already ejected fans who were unable to demonstrate their Covid status in the opening weeks of the campaign.
The Premier League have been working with clubs to ensure they are ready to operate a vaccine passport system from October, but even though compulsory certification was ruled out by Health Secretary Sajid Javid on Sunday, the top flight have decided to go beyond the Government's guidance.
The Premier League will ask fans not to attend matches unless they have been fully vaccinated
Clubs will continue to employ Covid marshals at games to carry out spot-checks on supporters
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