Fans can return to non-league grounds in certain tiers
THERE is no disputing the fact that Josh Koroma has been one of Huddersfield Town’s shining lights this season.
The 22-year-old has scored six times in 16 Championship outings, including five in his last eight appearances.
But the talented forward will be out of action for a minimum of three months after limping off with hamstring injury in the midweek victory over Sheffield Wednesday.
It is a major blow to the Terriers’ hopes of consolidating their place in the top half of the table.
“We are going to lose Koroma for some months, maybe three months,” confirmed
NoN-league clubs competing in tiers seven to 10 of the english football pyramid that are situated in tier-three Covidrestriction areas will be permitted to admit a limited number of fans.
The Football association has announced it has received approval from the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport for such clubs – at steps three to six of the National league system - to accommodate home spectators up to 15 per cent of ground capacity.
The new regulations will also apply to clubs in tiers three to six of the women’s football pyramid if they are in tier-three areas, as well as selected Buildbase Fa Vase fixtures.
Clubhouses must remain closed under uK government guidelines on bars, pubs, cafes and restaurants in tier-three areas.
Men’s clubs in tier-three areas competing in tiers one to six of the pyramid – from the Premier league down to the National league North or South – must