Premier League financial rule vote to go ahead despite Aston Villa call

The Premier League will proceed with a vote over changes to financial rules - despite calls for a postponement from Aston Villa and Man City.

League officials have been consulting with clubs for over a month on changes to its rules surrounding associated party transactions.Clubs will vote on the changes at a league meeting in London on Friday, despite Man City and then Villa wanting a postponement.

Villa have also argued that the changes to the APT weaken the league's leadership, club executives and the Premier League as an organisation.The biggest change being proposed is to make the rate of interest on shareholder loans subject to a fair market value test.

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