Premier League games from next season must be rescheduled in the event that the effect of player inaccessibility on a club's squad is "really uncommon", the association said on Wednesday following a pile of postponements during the last mission.
22 matches were postponed last season because of Covid-19 outbreaks and the subsequent inaccessibility of players, with the association being censured by clubs for their treatment of the crisis.
Under the new guidelines, requests will keep on being assessed on a case-by-case basis however possibly be conceded on the off chance that the concerned club has gone to all lengths to stay away from a postponement.
"This will supplant the previous Covid-19 match postponement direction, giving a standard process to applications," the association said in a statement.
"Endorsement may be conceded where the effect of player inaccessibility on a club's squad is genuinely outstanding and where the club concerned has found a way all reasonable ways to keep away from the necessity to make the application."
Prior, sides could apply for an apparatus postponement provided that they had at least four positive Covid-19 cases in their squad.
The new season kicks off on August 6.
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