Turkmenistan decided to resume football competitions in the country with the attendance of fans after tomorrow, Sunday, to become the second country in the world to allow fans to attend games, while the pandemic of the Corona virus caused the game to stop operating in most countries of the world.
Belarus is the only other country that currently allows fans to attend matches. The league competitions in Nicaragua and Tajikistan have not stopped, but the matches are held without fans.
Burundi - the only African country to allow rivalries to continue despite the pandemic - suspended the league on Monday, although it did not link the suspension of the competition to concerns about the virus.
The Football Association of Turkmenistan suspended the league competition in which eight clubs are participating on March 24, but it has not given an official reason for this decision.
The former Soviet Republic, with a population of six million and gained independence in 1991, declared that it had no cases of HIV and yet had already closed its borders to travel.
She decided to resume her football league tomorrow, Sunday, after a three-week hiatus when Altin Asir, who is based in Ashgabat, who won the title for the last six seasons, meets with his local competitor Kopetdag.
Three other games will be held next Monday.
The Ministry of the Interior, Kopitdag, currently leads the competition with seven points from three games.
The local federation also said that the country's youth championships will resume on Saturday.