The Premier League will return with a crunch double-header on Wednesday June 17.
The opening games of Project Restart will see Manchester City take on Arsenal and Aston Villa face Sheffield United behind-closed doors in less than three weeks.
After weeks of uncertainty, a return date was finally decided at Thursday's shareholders meeting, while a raft of significant proposals were also raised.


There proposals include:
- In the event of a Covid-19 outbreak at a club, teams may be required to play with just 15 available players
- The final date of the Premier League season has been earmarked for July 26
- For top clubs to pay more of the proposed £330million broadcast rebate, though the payment could be halved if the season is completed by end of July
- Saturday and Sundays will see four games per day, which will be televised.