'Worked so hard' - Sheffield United star has his say on prospect of Leeds United and West Brom missing out on promotion to Premier League

Leeds United's boss Marcelo Bielsa (Photo by Marc Atkins/Getty Images)

Leeds are seven points clear of third place in the Championship, with West Brom a point behind them in second.

And Simon Moore, the Blades goalkeeper, admitted: “The teams at the top of their leagues will be really disappointed if it was scrapped, having worked so hard to get where they are - particularly the ones trying to get into the Premier League.

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“It’s going to be tough financially for many clubs - particularly those further down the football pyramid, who rely on fans. They’re the ones who will take the biggest hit.

“It shows how big an industry football is. It brings a lot of entertainment and talking points.

“The whole world has really missed football. But there are more important things going on in the world - people’s safety is first and foremost."

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