After several weeks of suspension of Football activities in the Germany Bundesliga League due to the pandemic Coronavirus, the German Football Association has concluded resuming the league on May 15th, 2020.
Unlike the Holland Eredivise League, France Ligue 1, Northern Ireland and Belgium Jupiler League that cancelled and Crowned winners respectively, Germany Football Association with Managements of Club Sides in the League, unanimously, agreed that the League should be concluded.
Following the commencement and preparation for its resumption, the German government has made preparations to ease lockdown restrictions.
According to Reuters, Chancellor Angela Merkel will relax measures introduced to halt the spread of coronavirus in a teleconference scheduled for Wednesday.
She is expected to give the green light for Bundesliga matches to resume, but under strict conditions and without fans in the stadium.
Players may, also, be required to wear face masks, and could be told not to touch each other during celebrations.
Germany has had great success in slowing the virus’ spread, and on Monday, the government allowed museums, churches and hairdressers to reopen. Car factories have also resumed work.
The Bundesliga drew to a halt on March 8, but clubs have been back in training since last month.
Three Cologne players tested positive for Covid-19 last week, but training at the club continued as the individuals were put into a 14-day quarantine.
A total of 1,724 tests have already been carried out on players and staff from the top two divisions, with a second wave of tests set to take place this week ahead of a possible restart.
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