League Two clubs have voted to end the 2019/20 season, according to reports.
A meeting was held on Friday between member clubs and the EFL over how to proceed amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The BBC claim an agreement was reached to end the season and final league positions will be determined by a points-per-game method but issues over promotion and relegation are yet to be finalised.
The EFL are also still planning to hold the League Two play-offs with two-legged semi-finals and then a final.
The League One meeting concluded with no definitive agreement between the clubs on ending the season now amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to the PA news agency.
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The 23 clubs gathered via conference call at 9.30am this morning for their weekly meeting, but were unable to come to a united position and will convene again early next week.
Six third-tier clubs – Fleetwood, Ipswich, Oxford, Peterborough, Portsmouth, and Sunderland – said on Thursday that they were opposed to ending the season now on a points-per-game basis.
Peterborough owner Darragh MacAnthony tweeted on Thursday evening: “We as a collective are United in our goal to finish this season.
“We have no desire for voiding the season, PPG scenario’s/letting a computer decide our footballing fate.
“For our fans/staff and for the integrity of our sport we are all looking forward to completing our pending fixtures/season under guidance from the EFL at a time it is deemed safe to do so. Thank you for your time.”
