COVID-19 is winning its battle against football. On the day that the English Premier League has announced they are delaying their return to April 30th, the Belarusian Vysshaya Liga has kicked off a new season.
Bhutan is almost a coronavirus free area. The kingdom that was isolated for decades is now one of the few countries that still play football, and all they want is to celebrate the first title of the season.
As the coronavirus pandemic increasingly shuts down leagues across the globe, football matches seem to be a rare commodity these days. In Brazil and Bahrain, two passionate derbies went ahead as planned, and restored some sense of normality.
COVID-19 has taken the football world to a fascinating ride. Yet, in Argentina, football is still on. While the league has finished with Boca Juniors winning the title, the Copa Superliga is somehow kicking off.
While coronavirus led Europe to stop most football activities, there are still countries that try to keep playing, even without fans. In Turkey and Ukraine, teams are trying to get used to the new situation of the COVID-19 era.
