Matchday 26: May 16-18 (Sat-Mon)

Matchday 27: May 22-24 (Fri-Sun)

Matchday 28: May 26-27 (Tue-Weds) midweek round

Matchday 29: May 30-June 1 (Sat- Mon)

June 2/3 Werder Bremen - Eintracht Frankfurt previously postponed fixture

Matchday 30: June 5-8 (Fri-Mon)

Matchday 31: June 12-14 (Fri-Sun)

Matchday 32: June 16-17 (Tue-Weds) midweek round

Matchday 33:  June 20 (Sat) all games to kick off at the same time.

Matchday 34: June 27 (Sat) all games to kick off at the same time.

 

Therefore, starting Saturday, football is scheduled on a minimum of 23 of the 43 days through to June 27th, by which time a number of other European leagues should also be underway.

 

I have already started to look at the weekend Bundesliga games and am planning a mixture of full and statistical previews, the subscriber notes will run to several thousand words and will hopefully provide good reading.

 

Fans of some Bundesliga clubs are purchasing cardboard cut outs of themselves (cost 19 euros) to sit in the stands to offer "support" at ghost games (see photo).

 

The restart in South Korea seemed to go well enough and there were four "homes" and the Gangwon-Seoul game produced 4 goals , so anyone who went with the numbers I posted last week did well. However, that will be my one and probably only venture into K-League, we have ten leagues already and that is plenty !

 

 

Stay safe and good luck !