Due to the corona virus riots in Italy, Spanish team fears to play European League game against Inter

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The pace of corona patients' emergence across Europe in general and Italy in particular continues to raise the level of concern and bring the boot country closer to isolation. It is therefore no wonder that in football we also witness cancellations and fears due to the spread of the virus.

The scary player is the soccer team that is scheduled to host tomorrow's Milan fixture for the eighth European Champions League final against Inter, announcing that it is concerned about the health of its players and refuses to face the game.

Khatafa president Angel Torres made clear his staunch objection, explaining that his team might not be required to come to the game, while local sporting activities in Italy are disabled for the next month. However, Torres said he realizes that failing to play a game could cost his team dearly by being ousted from the European league.

Spain reports that a number of Seville players do not want to go up against Roma (Thursday, 7:55 pm) and have contacted senior club executives to work to resolve the issue. Also, the Manchester United foreign game in Austria, at Lask Linz's lot, will be held without a crowd.

In France, the Champions League final between Lyon and PSG, which was scheduled for April 4, was postponed to an unknown date following the Corona virus after both teams applied to the French Association on the grounds that they did not want to play without an audience.