Concernabout the coronavirus epidemic around the world has grown in Europe in recent times and measures have advanced from Italy to other countries. After Serie A had several pundify and other encounters without audiences, many clubs took this second step that reached the Champiosn League.Just over a week after all the crossings of the eighth round were defined, Barcelona reported that the duel against Napoli (1 to 1 in Naples) will be played as scheduled but without the presence of the public in the stadium, in a clear struggle to prevent cases of the disease from prostilling.
The state of Baveria confirmed that there will be no mass events until April 19. Photo: Twitter @FCBayernES
Hours later, it was the turn of Bayern Munich, who will do the same in their duel with Chelsea (3-0 in London) and unveiled the motives, the steps to follow and how the money will be returned to the fans. Initially, this has to do with a basket of high-turn activities throughout the region.” The Government of the State of Bavaria has decided on Tuesday to cancel until the end of the Easter holidays (April 19, 2020) events with more than 1000 attendees,” the club informs, adding that “the Champions League match against Chelsea on 18 March 2020 will be played, as planned, albeit without the presence of fans.” The goal is to minimize the risks of coronavirus infection. The Munich City District Administration Department, responsible for approval, informed Bayern today under what conditions the Champions League match can be played,” the institution details.
To the repsectusof what has to do with the normal development of the activity, the club adds that “only people who have to do some kind of work are allowed in. Therefore, the coverage of the party by television media is guaranteed by the right holder.” Bayern will refund the money from the entry of the Champions League round of the quarter-final against Chelsea to all persons who have acquired one. Seasonal card holders will be informed individually of the refund process,” they sign in part of the release. For now, this was the first extreme action taken in that area of Germany, but both those responsible for the Health area and the club are unaware of the way in which work will continue. “It is not yet decided how the rest of Bayern Munich matches will be performed until 19 April,” he said.
