English clubs ready to reschedule matches due to energy crisis

Tabriz Guliyev
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English soccer clubs are considering playing games during the daytime to reduce electricity consumption.

Report informs via the Daily Mail that 63 percent of 40 clubs, including 12 teams from the English Football League, are ready to consider organizing games during the daytime.

The reduction in electricity costs is due to the increase in its price and the energy crisis in Europe.

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