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Sevilla Fans outside the stadium Spain's top-flight becomes the second major European league to resume after the Bundesliga ahead of the return of the Premier League next week. Spain's La Liga resumed on Thursday evening with 'El Gran Derbi' as Sevilla beat Real Betis 2-0 in front of an empty Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium. After an uneventful first half Luis Ocampos, who was by far the best player on the pitch, gave the hosts the lead from the penalty spot on 56 minutes. And the Argentinean winger was involved in the second just six minutes later as his lovely flick found Fernando to double the lead. Sevilla celebrates their lead The result sees Sevilla move to within six points of second place Real Madrid having played a game more, while Betis remain 12th. La Liga had been suspended since March 10 due to the coronavirus crisis, but the Spanish government recently decided the conditions were safe enough for football to return after the country enforced one of the strictest lo

Discussions are ongoing about the proposal to show support for the movement in a meeting between all 20 Premier League clubs held on Thursday ahead of Project Restart Premier League clubs are in talks to replace all players' names on their shirts in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.   Top-flight sides are discussing the possibility of displaying a Black Lives Matter badge on their kit, which will be placed next to one honouring the NHS, as well as carrying the slogan across each players back. As reported by The Athletic”s David Ornstein player names will be replaced for the first Premier League game for each club only, if the proposal gets the go ahead.   The Premier League are yet to confirm the decision, but the subject is believed to have been broached on Thursday as clubs unanimously approved return to play protocols and a matchday operations plan. Protocols for the third stage of Project Restart - following socially-distanced training and full contact trainin