Experts tell Safa: No football until coronavirus lockdown level 1 marc_strydom
Safa said in a statement on Thursday that it had engaged the expertise on the subject of “two medical experts”‚ but did not name them.“The commencement of Level 4 lockdown as of 1 May has raised the issue of when football will restart and whether Level 4 provides basis for playing games behind closed doors‚” Safa’s statement read.
“SAFA will work with the government led by the Minister of Sports‚ Arts and Culture‚ Minister Nathi Mthethwa on this process.” “Another issue is the social distancing factor – football is a contact sport where ‘we cannot social distance’.” The association said the advice they received on a conducive playing environment during the pandemic would require:• To thoroughly screen all the players including the technical and support staff before any games are played.
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