Image source: Portuguese Super Official Website
Chinanews.com, May 15 In addition to Ligue 1, the five major European leagues have recently ushered in breakthrough progress on the road to restart, which has also attracted the attention of many fans. But in fact, there are some football leagues in the world whose scale and reputation are not as good as those of the five major leagues, and there are also some of them that are about to resume the game. Due to the epidemic situation, the world football of "shock" is returning to life almost instantly.
The Portuguese Professional League recently announced that the Portuguese Super League will restart on June 4. It is understood that the Portuguese government originally planned to restart on May 30, but after the coordination meeting of the professional league, the restart date will be delayed by 5 days to allow enough time to check the stadium and allow all players to undergo the new crown virus test. With 10 rounds left in the Portuguese Super League this season, Porto temporarily leads Benfica by 1 point, ranking first.
In addition, the Czech Football Association has also announced that its national league restart plan has been approved. Due to the new crown pneumonia epidemic, the Czech football league was closed for two months and will restart on May 23. Before the lockout, the Czech League reached the 24th round. At present, Prague Slavia ranked first in the standings with 18 wins, 4 draws and 2 losses and 58 points, leading the second place Pilsen by 8 points.
The Austrian Football League has previously announced the news of the league restart, the specific time is tentatively scheduled for June 2. According to the request of the Austrian government, the league will be held behind closed doors. After the restart, the tournament will be held every three days. The schedule is quite intensive. The league had 22 rounds before the suspension. Linz led the Red Bulls of Saviersburg and ranked first.
The Costa Rican Football Association President Julian Sorano said recently that Costa Rica's domestic football competition will restart on May 20. He introduced: "Every Wednesday and Sunday to play until the end of the season." He also confirmed that after the restart of the season will allow five substitutions per game. (Finish)