The PSL Exco is set to announce their decision on whether DStv Premiership fans will return to the stadium this season on Tuesday.
The league’s Exco is understood to have met earlier today (Monday) but no decision was finalised.
A source at one of the clubs tells iDiski Times that they have been informed that the Exco will reconvene the meeting on Tuesday, after which they will announce the decision at a press conference.
South African football fans had been hopeful of returning to the stadiums, following the government’s decision last week to allow 50% capacity crowds.
However while other sporting codes have moved swiftly to accommodate supporters, the PSL have not been as pro-active.
Minutes after publishing the PSL also confirmed that Monday’s meeting was adjourned to Tuesday and a press conference at 14:00 will give a proper update on the PSL’s decision about fans returning to matches.
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Football supporters, and the football media, last attended domestic games in March 2020 before the country went into lockdown.
While most sports had allowed media to access games, and as restrictions dropped, allowed up to 2000 supporters to attend, the PSL had opted to keep the DStv Premiership behind closed doors.
