Richard Masters has admitted they will try to persuade the Government of UK to change their position.
Government officials could be open to clubs using their own stadium, but will have to be convinced on security and safety issues, with talks planned both on Tuesday and Thursday.
The neutral venues issue as a criteria for EPL resumption has become the major sticking point in discussions between the 20 clubs about Project Restart and play out the remaining 92 fixtures.
The bottom six clubs have been especially worried about losing home advantage even with games behind closed doors, as they fight to avoid relegation.
“Just to reiterate that, I think everybody would prefer to play home and away if at all possible. And I think it’s clear to see that some clubs feel more strongly about that than others.
“Obviously from the authorities’ perspective, some authorities think that playing those matches at approved stadia, not the home venues, is the safest way forward.
“I think some of our clubs would argue that in relation to policing their own fans that they have a good relationship with them, and that they encourage their own fans not to turn up outside their home venues while they’re playing behind closed doors,” Masters said.
