After the EFL’s statement yesterday, clubs will next week choose whether to fulfil all remaining fixtures or curtail the 2019-20 campaign with league positions finalised by a points-per-game measure.
The EFL's preference is to complete remaining games – and that’s a standpoint Pompey have taken.
It’ll take 51 per cent of votes, or 12 clubs, to decide whether to finish remaining matches or bring a premature end to the season.
So we’ve taken a look a which teams are set to vote for playing out the campaign, those who are against it and the sides still sitting on the fence. Scroll down and click through the pages below...
9. Fleetwood - for
Town will be in the play-offs if the campaign is curtailed, although manager Joey Barton remains adamant his side could clinch automatic promotion and remaining games should be finished. | Daniel Chesterton Photo: Daniel Chesterton
10. Gillingham - for
Steve Evans wants to get back to football and told his club’s website he trusts ‘all clubs in League One will vote to get playing football in the next few weeks’. | Freelance Photo: Graham Hunt
11. Ipswich - for
Town are one of the six-strong group that want to finish the campaign. Striker James Norwood told talkSPORT it’d be unfair to relegate his ex-club Tranmere via points per game. | ©Pro Sports Images Ltd. www.prosportsimages.co.uk +44 7803 730548 Photo: Graham Hunt
12. Lincoln - on the fence
CEO Liam Scully said they were ‘prepared to vote to curtail the season if health and safety can’t be overcome, if the costs can’t be overcome and the sporting integrity challenges we forecast can’t be mitigated against’. However, boss Michael Appleton stressed his players will be ready if there's a restart. | Freelance Photo: Chris Vaughan