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.
Central Asia sits in a unique situation at the moment; an isolated, unaffected island of calm amid a global pandemic. Only one COVID-19 case has been reported so far in the region, and the leagues are running regularly—Asian football expert, Martin Lowe, with a unique coverage on football away of the virus panic.
Despite the coronavirus spreading and the hiatus of the big European leagues, football is not dead. A daily blog that runs throughout the rough time world football is going through.
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.
