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.
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.
The Coronavirus has struck hard on world football in the past week, and the Middle East is no different. A full list of the region’s countries and the impact COVID-19 has on them.
Al-Ahly, Zamalek, Raja and Wydad. African football doesn’t get any better than this. An emergency in Jerusalem and a good-feel act in Jordan where the 2020 season just kicked off. Uri with his weekly football dose of the region.
Kenny Saief has recently made his debut for Lechia Gdansk. Maciej Slominski spoke with the USA international about his career, life in Israel, the USA and Belgium, and his hopes for the future.
