Premier League clubs are set to campaign for fans to be able to drink in their seats when supporters return to stadiums.
The clubs are hoping to change the 25-year-old law that prevents football supporters from drinking alcohol within sight of the pitch.
As it stands, the legislation – which has been in place since 1985 – allows fans to consume alcohol 15 minutes either side of a game and away from their seats.
Serval clubs have entered into negations over the law as they believe it 'encourages binge drinking' among football supporters, according to The Times.