Juventus-Inter Milan to Be Played Behind Closed Doors Due to Coronavirus
- 4 years ago
Juventus-Inter Milan to Be
Played Behind Closed Doors
Due to Coronavirus The Juventus' home match is one of five
Serie A fixtures that will be played
behind closed doors this weekend. Udinese-Fiorentina, Milan-Genoa and Sassuolo-Brescia will also be played without fans in attendance. Four games were canceled last weekend due
to the coronavirus outbreak in northern Italy. Matches in southern Italy, including Lazio-Bologna, Napoli-Torino, Lecce-Atalanta and Cagliari-Roma, will all take place with
fans in attendance. No decision has been made on Monday's
Sampdoria-Verona match, which is set to
take place in the northern city of Genoa. There have been 374 confirmed cases
of the coronavirus and 12 deaths in Italy,
as of Wednesday afternoon. The northern regions of Lombardy and Veneto
remain under lockdown due to the virus outbreak.
Played Behind Closed Doors
Due to Coronavirus The Juventus' home match is one of five
Serie A fixtures that will be played
behind closed doors this weekend. Udinese-Fiorentina, Milan-Genoa and Sassuolo-Brescia will also be played without fans in attendance. Four games were canceled last weekend due
to the coronavirus outbreak in northern Italy. Matches in southern Italy, including Lazio-Bologna, Napoli-Torino, Lecce-Atalanta and Cagliari-Roma, will all take place with
fans in attendance. No decision has been made on Monday's
Sampdoria-Verona match, which is set to
take place in the northern city of Genoa. There have been 374 confirmed cases
of the coronavirus and 12 deaths in Italy,
as of Wednesday afternoon. The northern regions of Lombardy and Veneto
remain under lockdown due to the virus outbreak.