Sunderland season ticket holders, as well as those who bought individual tickets for one of the three remaining black cat games at home this season, will receive their money only if the English League 1 stops early, reports Chronicle Live.

If the matches are held without spectators, then Sunderland will not give fans the opportunity to screw money. Instead, ticket and season ticket holders will have access to the SAFSEE platform to watch games online..

Those who do not want to look on the Internet or do not have such an opportunity will not receive money back. Families of club fans who don’t need multiple accounts to watch the match at home will also not receive their funds.

In addition, viewing one match online costs 10 pounds, and a ticket - from 14 to 22.5 pounds. Nobody intends to compensate for the difference in cost.

Sunderland at the time of the suspension of the season held seventh place in League 1, behind the second place by three points, but at the same time playing one game more than all competitors from sixth to second place.