Corona-the chaos in Germany: Open or closed?

It is up to the individual länder in Germany to come up with guidelines for how the spread of coronavirus to be slowed down. So far, the länder of the grip it d

Ann McDonald
Ann McDonald
10 March 2020 Tuesday 15:00
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Corona-the chaos in Germany: Open or closed?

It is up to the individual länder in Germany to come up with guidelines for how the spread of coronavirus to be slowed down. So far, the länder of the grip it differently.

It will also impact on the country's best superliga, German Bundesliga, where some matches will be played with spectators, while others will not be.

for Example, there will be the game of the empty grandstands on Wednesday evening when Borussia Monchengladbach visits FC Cologne. But when the same Gladbach team in the weekend plays out against Eintracht Frankfurt, there will be spectators on the battens.

The German sportsmedie Kicker have made a list of which matches will be played without spectators. In this weekend's round of play will six out of nine bundesliga matches being played to empty grandstands.

In the land of Bavaria there is a ban on events with over 1000 visitors until 19. april, while the authorities in several other länder estimates from event to event.

for Example, is the plan, that there will be spectators present, when Union Berlin at the weekend to get Bayern Munich on a visit.

- I can't see any reason to, that the fight would take place without spectators, said Union president Dirk Zingler Tuesday morning at the club's training.

Later on Tuesday confirmed hovedstadsklubben, after a comprehensive risk assessment has decided to let the fight be played with spectators. Something that the local authorities, however, can change.

- the Situation must be assessed each day, says a spokeswoman for the district of Treptow-Köpenick, there is a forvaltningsdistrikt in Berlin, to Kicker.

When the best of the German clubs shows off in the Champions League, will it also be in far different surroundings.

RB Leipzig play on Tuesday night in front of the own fans against Tottenham. The Bayern Munich player, in turn, without spectators in the next week against Chelsea. The club were also to do in hjemmekampen in a possible quarter-final, when the game is played before 19. april.

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Updated: 10.03.2020 15:00