Burnley players will remain at home with individual fitness programmes until at least April 6th
Burnley players will remain at home with individual fitness programmes until at least April 6th.
They were one of the last Premier League teams to suspend their normal training routine because of the coronavirus outbreak.
They last trained as a group last Tuesday before being given a few days off with their families.
Meanwhile Arsenal will not be returning to training any time soon.
The Gunners players and staff had been self isolating after their manager Mikel Arteta had been confirmed to have Coronavirus.
The squad were due to return to their training ground this week, but the club have advised their staff and players to remain at home.
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