SPL agrees on merger deal

Tuesday 07 May 2013 22:02 BST

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Scottish Premier League clubs have unanimously agreed on new measures that would deliver a merged governing body in time for next season.

The new body would oversee the 12-10-10-10 divisional structure currently in place. The SPL plans, which would introduce play-offs involving the team finishing 11th and the second, third and fourth-place teams in the league below, have to be approved by the Scottish FA.

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