Former Spain and Barcelona midfielder Luis García believe that the absence of spectators will not give teams a home advantage. Spanish League La Liga, which was postponed since March due to the Covid-19 epidemic, is going to start again from June 11. As a precaution, all the matches will be played in the empty stadium without any spectators. Sevilla will face Real Betis in the first match.
According to the report released on La Liga's website, Garcia told reporters, "To be honest, they will suffer a little bit because it will not be the way you listen to the voice of the audience and support your home teams. I think there will be little change because there will be no audience and their playing style will also be different. "
Garcia said, "It will crumble the club's economy because there will be no money from different places and La Liga should thank for that, the game has started and they are financially secure."
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