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The New Norm In Football

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The Bundesliga has begun using social-distancing measures in empty stadiums - a big step towards normality ©Getty Images
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The Covid-19 pandemic has affected a lot of things such as the way we take care of our hygiene, people's work ethics and football also has adapted to the new norm.

Every now and then, football matches since the restart according to respective leagues have construct a standard operation procedure or guidelines to curb the virus from spreading during an ongoing match.

Football is sanitised before, during, and of course after the final whistle had been blown. This can be seen in worldwide leagues.

Our new normal, in pictures
pix: Ulises Ruiz/AFP/Getty Images

Some leagues had given the green light to bring in the fans inside the stadium for all games such as the Russian league and some league only allowed from certain area that is low risk for the fans to be inside the stadium such as the premier league. The return of the fans is limited as physical distancing must be practice at all time during the match. Be it 2000 fans per match or less.

pix: AFP/VNA Photo

As much as we are eager to return to the stadium and watch football like the good old days, we must be patience and adapt the new norm for awhile until we can control the virus worldwide to a state that we  can live like normal again.

A football enthusiasts and football jersey collector sort of.

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