Macclesfield have been found guilty of misconduct by the EFL after their game with Crewe was postponedMacclesfield Town's Sky Bet League Two game with Crewe on Saturday has been postponed after the club's players refused to play in protest over unpaid wages. Sky Sports News understands Macclesfield players told owner Amar Alkadhi earlier this week they would not play on Saturday if the wages remained unpaid at 6pm on Monday evening. Macclesfield have now been warned they face further disciplinary measures, having been charged last month with misconduct by the EFL over their failure to pay players. The EFL met with the Silkmen's players on Friday but despite that intervention, this weekend's game will not go ahead as planned. "Macclesfield Town has informed the EFL that they will not be in a position to fulfil Saturday's League Two fixture against Crewe Alexandra," read an EFL statement.

Source: Sky sports December 06, 2019 15:17 UTC