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BUNDESLIGA: FOOTBALL IN GERMANY TO RESTART AFTER GOVERNMENT APPROVAL

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German government has given approval for the Bundesliga to go ahead later this month.

The Bundesliga will become the first league in Europe to resume playing football during the Coronavirus crisis.


Chancellor Merkel said in Today's press conference that 'Yes, football can come back, now leave me alone with this crap. I have more important things to do.'

Merkel, alao said the earliest fixtures can resume is May 15.


More to follow.

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