Competition organisers The EFL have issued the following statement...
âThe EFL has been left with no option than to rearrange a number of its fixtures following the announcement of fixture details for the league phase of the UEFA Champions League.
âOn 28 August we confirmed that the Carabao Cup Round Three tie between Everton and Wolverhampton Wanderers had been scheduled for Wednesday 9 September. This was confirmed with local stakeholders as per usual practice ahead of announcement. On Saturday, UEFA announced that it had scheduled Liverpool v Atletico Madrid for the same date, despite it being clear that Everton and Liverpool cannot play home fixtures on the same evening.
âThe EFL met with UEFA officials on Monday morning to explore available options, however in those discussions it was made clear that they were unwilling to consider rescheduling the Liverpool v Atletico Madrid fixture due to the impact on supporters travelling from overseas.
âDisappointingly, the League has therefore been forced to make changes to the following three fixtures:
Everton v Wolverhampton Wanderers Carabao Cup Round Three
Liverpool v Tottenham Hotspur Carabao Cup Round Three
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Portsmouth Sky Bet Championship
âOver recent seasons the League has made a number of changes to accommodate the expansion of UEFA Club competitions â a decision which was made without adequate consultation with domestic leagues. These changes have included splitting Carabao Cup Round Three ties across two weeks, and implementing draw conditions for Round Three which prevent scheduling conflicts for Clubs playing in the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League.
âThis makes UEFAâs unwillingness to cooperate all the more frustrating, not least for the supporters of the five impacted Clubs, and we sincerely apologise for the inconvenience caused.â
âThe EFL has been left with no option than to rearrange a number of its fixtures following the announcement of fixture details for the league phase of the UEFA Champions League.
âOn 28 August we confirmed that the Carabao Cup Round Three tie between Everton and Wolverhampton Wanderers had been scheduled for Wednesday 9 September. This was confirmed with local stakeholders as per usual practice ahead of announcement. On Saturday, UEFA announced that it had scheduled Liverpool v Atletico Madrid for the same date, despite it being clear that Everton and Liverpool cannot play home fixtures on the same evening.
âThe EFL met with UEFA officials on Monday morning to explore available options, however in those discussions it was made clear that they were unwilling to consider rescheduling the Liverpool v Atletico Madrid fixture due to the impact on supporters travelling from overseas.
âDisappointingly, the League has therefore been forced to make changes to the following three fixtures:
Everton v Wolverhampton Wanderers Carabao Cup Round Three
Liverpool v Tottenham Hotspur Carabao Cup Round Three
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Portsmouth Sky Bet Championship
âOver recent seasons the League has made a number of changes to accommodate the expansion of UEFA Club competitions â a decision which was made without adequate consultation with domestic leagues. These changes have included splitting Carabao Cup Round Three ties across two weeks, and implementing draw conditions for Round Three which prevent scheduling conflicts for Clubs playing in the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League.
âThis makes UEFAâs unwillingness to cooperate all the more frustrating, not least for the supporters of the five impacted Clubs, and we sincerely apologise for the inconvenience caused.â
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