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Daily Mail · Mar 17, 2020

West Ham face potential turmoil should season run longer than expected

The London Stadium's landlords face potential turmoil should the Premier League season run longer than expected - but West Ham believe they will not be left homeless or footing a hefty bill.

Several events are booked to take place at the 66,000-seater stadium this summer, including baseball, athletics and music concerts, but the club insist they have priority over them all.

Clause 7 in their contract with landlords E20 details how West Ham have 'Overriding Priority Principle' and their agreement means they take precedence until the day after 2019-20 ends.

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