Green light on the return of football from the British government

Oliver Dowden, British Minister of Digital, Culture, Media and Sports, said the government has given the green light to resume matches in June.

Oliver Dowden, the UK's Minister of Digital, Culture, Media and Sports, said the government had given the green light to resume matches in June.

"Our government has opened the doors for football competitions to start again in June," Dowden said after talks with the British Football Federation (FA). used expressions.

Stating that the football family should be supported with the financial revenues that will arise from the resumption of the competitions, Dowden said that the access needs to be expanded in order for the fans to watch the live broadcasts.

Dowden said, "It is now the task of football managers to elaborate and determine the plans for the start of the leagues. The government and our healthcare professionals will continue to offer their support and suggestions for any final decision." spoke in the form.

In England, due to the new type of coronavirus (Kovid-19) epidemic, the leagues were interrupted on March 13, while the Premier League management announced that they hoped the matches will start again on June 12th.