The Observer is reporting that radical changes are to be discussed at the Premier League annual meeting as fears grow that there are too many boring games.

One of the suggestions is that Premiership clubs could receive four points for an away win under plans to be discussed by team bosses who want to make games more entertaining.

In a briefing note to chairmen before this week's gathering, Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore has listed the many challenges that clubs face if the Premiership is to safeguard its status as the world's most popular and most lucrative league.

The issues include 'quality of football - negativity, formations, less attacking play' and what many clubs believe is the closely related issue of 'competitiveness of the League - predictability, including points structure'. The recent decline in the number of away fans, the increased number of matches moved from Saturday 3pm kick-offs to suit television and negative impact of misbehaviour by players and managers are also on the agenda.

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