President of the Spanish Football League Javier Tebas has said that he is in favor of organizing matches with fans in the stadiums as soon as possible. After Kovid-19, the Spanish league is starting again this month, but its matches will be played in empty stadiums without any spectators.

Spain is getting an exemption in lockdown. Tebas says that fans can watch the match in some cities and it depends on the condition of the coronavirus in that area. "I am in favor of organizing the matches in front of the fans as soon as possible. It is possible that it may happen in some cities and I am in favor of it," Diario S. wrote to Tebas.

The league recently released its new program after a two-month break due to coronavirus. The league has just released a schedule of only two rounds of matches. The season will start again from June 11. All matches will be played in the empty stadium.

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