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Football matches will continue to be held behind closed doors and the Formula 1 Grand Prix will not have an audience either. The news was posted on the Expresso website and covers its print edition, on newsstands today.
Questioned by the weekly, the Government guaranteed that, until the end of the deflationary period (mid-May), “the aforementioned events will not have a hearing.” It is recalled that the F1 GP is scheduled for May 2, at the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, in Portimão (after hosting the MotoGP race, on April 18), and those responsible for professional football hoped to reopen conditioned to the fans from May. 3, when “large outdoor events and indoor events with reduced capacity” are allowed, as established in the deconfinement plan presented by Prime Minister António Costa on the 11th.
The Secretary of State for Youth and Sports, João Paulo Rebelo, revealed, in an interview published yesterday in A BOLA, that he was optimistic about the return of the public to the championship games, although he indicated that he would still meet with the Ministry of Health and Directorate -General Health.
In light of the above, everything indicates that the great decisions of the championship are being played with empty benches.
