After Bundesliga resumed its season in May, other top soccer leagues in Europe are following its footsteps. England’s Premier League, Spain’s La Liga, and Italy’s Seria A all announced that they are returning in June after they previously suspended their seasons due to coronavirus pandemic.

The Premier League announced on Thursday that the 2019/20 season will resume on June 17th with two matches: Aston Villa vs. Sheffield United and Manchester City vs. Arsenal. After these two games, the rest of the teams will also have their matches between 19th and 21st June.

On Friday, Seria A confirmed that the Italian clubs will also resume the 2019/20 season, with the first games being scheduled for June 20th. It is expected that teams play every three days in order to finish out the season as quickly as possible.

The earliest return, however, is reserved for La Liga, which resumes on June 11th with a match between Sevilla and Real Betis. According to the announcement, the games will be played each day in order to conclude the competition by July 19th.

Matches in all three leagues will be played without audience.

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The English Premier League called for a temporary suspension of the competition before the beginning of last week’s slate due to the ongoing outbreak of the coronavirus.

Now, league leaders and club representatives have spoken and decided that the competition won’t be back until April 30th, at the very earliest.

Teams engaged in a conference call on Thursday morning to discuss the league’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 epidemic, which has forced the postponement and cancellation of sports leagues around the world.

While no date was originally given when the league decided to suspend its competition a week ago, we now know that it will take at least until the end of next month for things to get going again.

At the present time, it’s unknown if the games will have to be played behind closed doors, or if fans will be allowed into the grounds to see the matches.

What does appear to be clear is that the Premier League is determined to finish the 2019-20 season. Liverpool currently holds a huge lead in the competition and will eventually win the title, however, there is plenty still left up for grabs in terms of Champions League and Europa League spots.

For now, fans will have to wait for one of the world’s most popular leagues to resume once again.

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After Bundesliga resumed its season in May, other top soccer leagues in Europe are following its footsteps. England’s Premier League, Spain’s La Liga, and Italy’s Seria A all announced that they are returning in June after they previously suspended their seasons due to coronavirus pandemic.

The Premier League announced on Thursday that the 2019/20 season will resume on June 17th with two matches: Aston Villa vs. Sheffield United and Manchester City vs. Arsenal. After these two games, the rest of the teams will also have their matches between 19th and 21st June.

On Friday, Seria A confirmed that the Italian clubs will also resume the 2019/20 season, with the first games being scheduled for June 20th. It is expected that teams play every three days in order to finish out the season as quickly as possible.

The earliest return, however, is reserved for La Liga, which resumes on June 11th with a match between Sevilla and Real Betis. According to the announcement, the games will be played each day in order to conclude the competition by July 19th.

Matches in all three leagues will be played without audience.

The post Premier League, La Liga, and Seria A Returning in June appeared first on SportzBonanza.

The English Premier League called for a temporary suspension of the competition before the beginning of last week’s slate due to the ongoing outbreak of the coronavirus.

Now, league leaders and club representatives have spoken and decided that the competition won’t be back until April 30th, at the very earliest.

Teams engaged in a conference call on Thursday morning to discuss the league’s response to the ongoing COVID-19 epidemic, which has forced the postponement and cancellation of sports leagues around the world.

While no date was originally given when the league decided to suspend its competition a week ago, we now know that it will take at least until the end of next month for things to get going again.

At the present time, it’s unknown if the games will have to be played behind closed doors, or if fans will be allowed into the grounds to see the matches.

What does appear to be clear is that the Premier League is determined to finish the 2019-20 season. Liverpool currently holds a huge lead in the competition and will eventually win the title, however, there is plenty still left up for grabs in terms of Champions League and Europa League spots.

For now, fans will have to wait for one of the world’s most popular leagues to resume once again.

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