According to German media reports, the league is discussing a plan to finish the remaining league matches in the form of cups and in some fixed stadiums within more than two weeks.
Xinhua News Agency, Berlin, March 20 (Reporter Liu Wei) German virology scientist Jonus Schmidt-chanassett said on the 20th in a TV program called “sports club” by North German Broadcasting Corporation, according to the current situation of epidemic development, there will be no professional football matches in Germany in 2020.
Schmidt-chanassett is a virology expert at Benhard-nohit Institute of Tropical Medicine. He said in the program: “I believe that the German professional football match may not be seen until next year. The idea of resuming the competition this season is unrealistic. Let’s look at what Europe is doing now and what the next trend is. The current situation in Germany is not as bad as that in Italy. It does not mean that the game can be restarted, but that our situation may evolve in a bad direction.”
On the 13th, the German professional football league stopped all the matches of the German and German professional leagues from March 17 to April 2. The league plans to hold another meeting at the end of this month, discuss whether the game can be resumed in the “Ghost Race” mode without live audience.
According to German media reports, the league is discussing a plan to finish the remaining league matches in the form of cups and in some fixed stadiums within more than two weeks. In order to minimize the risk of player infection, the club should pack the players’ accommodation hotel and return to the hotel immediately after the match.