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04/01
For the first time since the Second World War, the tennis tournament in Wimbledon is canceled.
04/09
Bruno Labbadia becomes the head coach at Hertha BSC.
He takes over from Alexander Nouri.
April 15
The 107th Tour de France has been postponed and will now take place from August 29th to September 20th.
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04/21
The playing time of the handball Bundesliga is canceled, the THW Kiel declared champions.
04/23
The European Athletics Championships planned for the end of August 2020 in Paris will be canceled due to the corona pandemic.
04/27
The clubs of the 3rd soccer league agree on a continuation of the interrupted season.
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04/27
In a video link, ten Bundesliga basketball clubs agree to resume play.
04/30
The French soccer league breaks off the season, Paris Saint-Germain with coach Thomas Tuchel is declared champions.
04.05.
Hertha BSC suspended Salomon Kalou after an Internet video with recordings of violations of Corona rules in the players' dressing room.
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06.05.
The Bundesliga may continue the interrupted season with ghost games on May 16.
Chancellor Merkel and the state prime ministers agree on this.
The training operations in popular and recreational sports may be resumed.
05/11
Game operations in the DFB Cup are to continue in June.
The finals in Berlin are scheduled for July 4th.
05/12
The four-time Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel is leaving the Ferrari team at the end of the year, Scuderia announced.
May 14th
Five instead of three substitutions are allowed in the 1st and 2nd Bundesliga.
May 14th
Augsburg's coach Heiko Herrlich regrets that he went shopping during the hotel quarantine and that he violated the strict requirements of the German Football League.
05/17
The Bundesliga is the first of the top leagues in which the ball rolls again.
19.05.
The basketball Bundesliga is allowed to continue its season that was interrupted due to the Corona crisis.
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02.06.
Formula 1 publishes the Corona emergency calendar with the start on July 5 in Spielberg, Austria.
09.06.
TSG 1899 Hoffenheim ends its collaboration with trainer Alfred Schreuder.
160.6.
FC Bayern Munich is the 30th German soccer champion
17.06.
UEFA decides: The Europa League matches will take place in Düsseldorf, Gelsenkirchen, Duisburg and the final venue in Cologne.
The final tournament of the Champions League takes place in Lisbon.
17.06.
Manchester City wins its first game in the Premier League after a 100-day Corona break 3-0 against Arsenal.
06/18
The transfer of national soccer player Timo Werner from RB Leipzig to Chelsea is perfect.
23.06.
After positive corona tests by top tennis players, the Adria Tour of the positive tested Novak Djokovic is canceled.
25.06.
For the first time in 30 years, Liverpool FC with coach Jürgen Klopp is English football champion again.
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28.06.
Alba Berlin is crowned basketball champion for the ninth time.
06/30
FC Schalke 04 confirms Clemens Tönnies' resignation from the position of chairman of the supervisory board.
After Corona cases in his meat company, he came under massive criticism.
02.07.
Football national player Leroy Sané is moving from Manchester City to Bayern Munich.
04.07.
FC Bayern won the DFB Cup for the 20th time by beating Bayer Leverkusen 4-2 in the final in Berlin.
06.07.
The 1964 Tokyo decathlon Olympic champion Willi Holdorf dies at the age of 80.
06.07.
Werder Bremen remains in the Bundesliga.
In the relegation second leg, the North Germans reach 2-2 at 1. FC Heidenheim.
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07/13
The sports court Cas lifts the UEFA Champions League ban against Manchester City.
07/17
Thomas Bach announces his renewed candidacy for the office of IOC President.
07/22
The legendary Ironman in Hawaii is finally canceled.
07/26
Juventus Turin secured the Italian football championship for the 36th time.
07/27
Sebastian Hoeneß is the coach of the Bundesliga soccer club TSG 1899 Hoffenheim.
07/30
The Swiss public prosecutor opened criminal proceedings against FIFA President Gianni Infantino.
It's about secret meetings between him and the head of the Federal Prosecutor's Office, Michael Lauber.
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