TOTTENHAM'S conflict with Nottingham Forest has been moved - with followers given simply ten days to alter their schedules.
The Premier League introduced the information whereas "apologising unreservedly."
Spurs will now welcome Forest on Sunday 7 April and kick-off time is now set for 6pm.
It was initially scheduled for Monday 8 April at 8pm.
The fixture has been moved as a consequence of rail strikes.
London Underground employees represented by ASLEF aren't going to work and c2c, Gatwick Categorical, Nice Northern, Larger Anglia, South Western Railway, Southeastern, Southern and Thameslink companies can even be impacted by union motion.
The Prem have mentioned London Underground, London Overground and Larger Anglia companies that serve the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will run close to full companies on April 7 for the sport.
For Forest's travelling supporters, East Midlands Railway trains to London St Pancras are anticipated to run easily.
Followers not attending the sport will nonetheless have the ability to watch on Sky Sports activities.
A press release from Forest learn: "The Premier League apologises unreservedly to supporters of both clubs, and all those affected, for the inconvenience and disruption caused by this late fixture change.
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"The change has been made as a consequence of issues past the League’s management, specifically the choice to implement rail and tube strikes on Monday 8 April and the following discount in obtainable journey companies.
"This has resulted in the local authority’s Safety Advisory Group determining that it is not possible to stage the match with the required levels of safety for attending fans."
Tottenham gained the return fixture 2-0 earlier this season through objectives from Richarlison and Dejan Kulusevski.
Ange Postecoglou's males are within the battle for Champions League qualification.
Whereas ex-Spurs boss Nuno Espirito Santo is combating to maintain Forest within the division following their four-point deduction.
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