Would big clubs like Manchester City gain an unfair advantage from more substitutes? | ESPN FC

Gab Marcotti and Mark Ogden join Dan Thomas on ESPN FC to debate the proposed rule change to allow teams five substitutions in a match when leagues resume their seasons. Marcotti supports the proposal as a means to help players avoid injury after returning so soon from their breaks, while Ogden worries that the change is open to abuse from managers. The group also debates whether allowing teams to use more of their squads in a match would unfairly benefit bigger, richer clubs sides like Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City, considering their relatively more expensive talent on the bench.

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