BERLIN: Large-scale public events such as football matches will remain banned in Germany until Aug 31 due to the coronavirus crisis, Berlin said ...
16 Apr 2020 02:48AMBERLIN: Large-scale public events such as football matches will remain banned in Germany until Aug 31 due to the coronavirus crisis, Berlin said on Wednesday , though it did not rule out allowing Bundesliga games to continue behind closed doors.
"The Bundesliga was not a topic of discussion today. The league itself is working on security concepts and it will definitely be something to be talked about soon: whether and in what form games behind closed doors will be possible," said Soeder.
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