The League One and Two seasons will be scrapped early next week – with sides having to vote on a method to decide promotion and relegation, it has been reported.

The Athletic claims that a decison to halt the season could come as early as Monday or Tuesday - the EFL are currently set to meet next Thursday.

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It was reported earlier this week that just three League One sides want to restart the season, with the huge costs of putting on games without fans a major factor - it’s estimated that it will cost teams £700,000 to play out their seasons in empty stadiums.

According to the Athletic, teams will have to vote on the best method of deciding promotion and relegation - with a points per game model, weighted to take into account how many games teams have played at home and away, being the current favourite.

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