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Ligue 1 is scheduled to start in front of spectators in August
The prematurely canceled French league is scheduled to start the 2020/2021 season on August 23, with up to 5,000 fans per game. This was announced by France's Minister of Sport Roxana Mărăcineanu.
At the end of April, French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe declared Ligue 1's 2019/20 season to be over because sporting events in France had been banned for a long time at that time. While other European leagues continue to play their season into the summer, France is already working on planning for the coming season.
The 2020/2021 season in France is scheduled to start on August 23, 2020 with up to 5,000 spectators per game.
The 2020/2021 season in France is scheduled to start on August 23, 2020 with up to 5,000 spectators per game.
This should start on August 23 with fans in the stadiums, albeit in limited numbers. Sports Minister Roxana Mărăcineanu announced that sports events with fans could take place in the stadiums from the end of July. With regard to Ligue 1, she mentioned the upper limit of 5,000 fans in the stadium, but this number of spectators would only be possible in large stadiums, such as the Stade de France with 80,000 seats.
Regarding the ghost games in the German Bundesliga, Mărăcineanu stated that they were behind the decision to drop out of the league in France: “If I see the games behind closed doors at the moment, I would prefer to involve at least groups of fans so that they can do the sporting Can enjoy the spectacle. "
However, the early demolition continues to cause headwinds from some French clubs. Among other things, Lyon President Jean-Michel Aulas calculated verbally with those responsible, because Olympique Lyon only held seventh place in the table when the league was canceled and thus missed the entry into the Europa League. It was also decided that the two bottom of the table from Amiens and Toulouse descend to Ligue 2, which met with little favor there. (Fascination fan curve, 06.06.2020)
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Ligue 1 is scheduled to start in front of spectators in August
The prematurely canceled French league is scheduled to start the 2020/2021 season on August 23, with up to 5,000 fans per game. This was announced by France's Minister of Sport Roxana Mărăcineanu.
At the end of April, French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe declared Ligue 1's 2019/20 season to be over because sporting events in France had been banned for a long time at that time. While other European leagues continue to play their season into the summer, France is already working on planning for the coming season.
The 2020/2021 season in France is scheduled to start on August 23, 2020 with up to 5,000 spectators per game.
The 2020/2021 season in France is scheduled to start on August 23, 2020 with up to 5,000 spectators per game.
This should start on August 23 with fans in the stadiums, albeit in limited numbers. Sports Minister Roxana Mărăcineanu announced that sports events with fans could take place in the stadiums from the end of July. With regard to Ligue 1, she mentioned the upper limit of 5,000 fans in the stadium, but this number of spectators would only be possible in large stadiums, such as the Stade de France with 80,000 seats.
Regarding the ghost games in the German Bundesliga, Mărăcineanu stated that they were behind the decision to drop out of the league in France: “If I see the games behind closed doors at the moment, I would prefer to involve at least groups of fans so that they can do the sporting Can enjoy the spectacle. "
However, the early demolition continues to cause headwinds from some French clubs. Among other things, Lyon President Jean-Michel Aulas calculated verbally with those responsible, because Olympique Lyon only held seventh place in the table when the league was canceled and thus missed the entry into the Europa League. It was also decided that the two bottom of the table from Amiens and Toulouse descend to Ligue 2, which met with little favor there. (Fascination fan curve, 06.06.2020)