The Polish league will resume on Friday in empty stadiums. No games have been played since March 9. The return of fans will be governed by special sanitary regulations worked out with the health ministry and sanitary authorities.
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HIGHLIGHTS
- Poland will allow soccer fans to attend games in limited numbers
- Fans will only be allowed to make up 25% of the stadium’s capacity
- The Polish league will resume on Friday in empty stadiums
Poland will allow soccer fans to attend games in limited numbers starting on June 19.
Fans will only be allowed to make up 25% of the stadium’s capacity and no away supporters will be allowed because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Polish league will resume on Friday in empty stadiums. No games have been played since March 9.
The return of fans will be governed by special sanitary regulations worked out with the health ministry and sanitary authorities.
Meanwhile, the Swiss soccer league will restart on June 20 in empty stadiums.
The league says the 20 clubs in the top two divisions have voted 17-2 in favor of resuming. There was one abstention.
The dates for the FA Cup semifinals have also been changed to July 18-19.
The Football Association originally announced dates of July 11-12 but a short time later decided to push them back.
The FA Cup final is set for Aug. 1.
