Leeds United's chances of ending a 16-year wait for Premier League football has taken a huge dent over the weekend after fresh reports emerged about how they may conclude the top-flight season.The BBC claim that 'a growing number' of teams are open to the idea of playing the remaining fixtures at neutral venues, but only if the threat of relegation was removed.Brighton and Hove Albion are one club who have gone against the idea, stating they are "not in favour" of playing at neutral stadiums as it affects the "integrity" of the competition - they currently sit 15th, two points from the drop zone.The Athletic's Phil Hay was asked about this situation and how it might affect the Whites, he replied:

Hay suggests that such a decision would cause "big problems" for Leeds, but the west Yorkshire side would argue for an "expanded EPL" even if the top six teams would argue against that.

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