TEL AVIV – Israel’s soccer league is expected to resume matches, without spectators, in coming weeks after a two-and-a-half month layoff, according to …
TEL AVIV – Israel’s soccer league is expected to resume matches, without spectators, in coming weeks after a two-and-a-half month layoff, according to a new agreement signed Wednesday between the Health Ministry and league officials.
For the duration of the season, players will not be allowed to leave their homes with the exception of training and matches. If any player or member of staff is diagnosed with coronavirus, the entire team will be made to enter a two-week quarantine.
Players will need to have their temperatures and oxygen levels checked before every training session and match.
Culture and Sports Minister Miri Regev said the decision was “big news for sports and soccer lovers.
