The Premier League is finally on the road to normality following talks aimed at moving English football out of the Covid era on Thursday.
MailOnline exclusively revealed on Thursday afternoon that all 20 clubs were in discussions over removing all the Covid restrictions, that have been strictly implemented at clubs since the pandemic took grip in 2020.
And in a statement released two hours after our story, the Premier League confirmed: 'At today's Premier League Shareholders' meeting, it was decided to remove a number of the COVID-19 Emergency Measures from Friday, 11 February.
'While the requirement to ensure social distancing indoors is maintained, restrictions such as wearing face coverings in indoor areas and limiting treatment time will be removed.