EFL chiefs launched a Covid probe after Norwich scorer Max Aarons hugged a fan at Carrow Street.
Match-winner Aarons grabbed the Canaries supporter — breaching coronavirus laws — after finishing their 2-1 win over Sheffield Wednesday.
Max Aarons celebrated with a Norwich fan after scoring the winnerCredit score: Getty Photographs
EFL chiefs have launched a probe after coronavirus laws have been breachedCredit score: Rex Options
An EFL spokesman stated: “Each membership was informed concerning the significance of following Covid laws and we have to unravel this in a short time.
“We’ll count on a full clarification from Norwich and the gamers concerned.”
All golf equipment have been made conscious of the requirement to observe coronavirus laws as a situation of being allowed to restart soccer in the summertime.
These guidelines have been strengthened forward of the return of followers to stadiums and Championship leaders Norwich have been allowed 2,000 into Carrow Street for the primary time since March.
Aarons’ hug could also be a breach of the Sports activities Floor Security Authority guidelines which all skilled golf equipment are mandated to observe.
Followers returned to soccer stadiums earlier this week for the primary time since March.
Wednesday saw Charlton, Wycombe and Carlisle all welcome 2,000 supporters for the primary time since March.
Norwich beat Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 within the ChampionshipCredit score: Press Affiliation
Arsenal have been the primary Premier League crew to host supporters since lockdown after they performed Rapid Vienna in the Europa League on Thursday.
And Saturday noticed Prem video games performed in entrance of followers with the likes of West Ham and Chelsea opening turnstiles.
