Brighton chief executive Paul Barber feels vindicated by his opposition to completing the Premier League season at neutral venues after revealing a majority of clubs backed his stance.
The Seagulls have been vocal critics of the concept, one of a number of proposals put forward by the Premier League as part of its 'Project Restart' plan as a means of finishing the 2019-20 campaign.
It has been argued that the idea could have too much of an impact on the integrity of the competition and, at a meeting on Monday, Barber divulged that it was largely unfavourable with clubs.