we were never afraid of anything we knew that we were going to win dogman play is kept with tradition and at the match with a celebration in front of an empty yellow wall. now as we saw there there were no supporters in the stadium but that didn't stop funds chairing on their teams what they did was they got there at home or in bars to follow the matches and support their favorite team like here in dortmund all clubs had urged their fans to adhere to corona virus health restrictions. and elsewhere in the bundesliga r.p. leipsic said title ambitions suffered a minor setback when they welcomed freiburg to the red bull arena and it was actually the visitors who took the lead manuel gould it was in the right place at the right time to put freiburg ahead. after the break 6 team of earner came close to scoring but the visitors defense held tight eventually teammate use of poles and scored to level out one all. on them freiburg scored in stoppage time but it wasn't to be the game winner the video assistant referee disallowed the goal. the final score italy's government has announced that tou

we were never afraid of anything we knew that we don't know when dogman play is kept with tradition and end at the match with a celebration in front of an empty yellow wall. you may have noticed there were no she supported said any of the stadiums but that didn't stop fans from cheering on their team's fans gathered in bars or at home to follow their matches and support their favorite team like here in dortmund all clubs had urged their fans to get here to try to virus restrictions we spoke earlier to d.j. of the sports davis then up thorpe who was standing outside brewster dortmund's home ground we asked him how much of an impact the empty stadiums had on the players. well a lot of these teams around the been misleading of actually brought in psychologist to specifically deal with that question sebastian care who was one of the members of the front office a former player for brazil dormant he said that that's one thing that they've been actually trying to mention the prepare the players for during the coronavirus hiatus is the fact that they were going to be playing in games without fa

we were never afraid of anything we knew that we are going to win dogman play is kept with tradition and at the match with a celebration in front of an empty yellow wall. also in the bundesliga title contenders version which in gladbach strengthened their position in the standings with a dominant performance at frankfurt on saturday evening buck wasted little time to get ahead and never look back. glaad were quick out of the blocks in their return to action after a 2 month hiatus scoring within the 1st 40 seconds throughout the santelli. the visitors doubled their lead minutes later thanks the raimi bins of my knees crossed then found marcus to raam who checked it in from close range. in the 2nd half after a foul when brill in below been hit by any got on the scoresheet himself. the conversion had a little help from kevin trapped by. frankfurt's andriy silva netted a consolation goal for the hosts with 10 minutes to go but it was too little too late. we're very happy very tired and it was a very very tiring day visit could see the last 15 minutes i don't even know if it looked like s

we were never afraid of anything we knew that we're going to win dogman play is kept with tradition and at the match with a celebration in front of an empty yellow wall. italy's government has announced that tourists will again be able to visit from the 3rd of june a 14 day monday tree quarantine period will also be scrapped for visitors from the european union it's a big step for a country recovering from one of the world's worst coronavirus i've brakes but the prime minister says it's a calculated risk as italy's heavily dependent on tourism. famous for once having too many visitors the coronavirus has left venice deserted many here who rely on to resentment eager for people to return but it's a balancing act between preventing a 2nd wave of coronavirus while reopening the city and. i hope the authorities will manage this city in a way that is a compromise between the city we knew then and the one we're experiencing today. he said we became the at the center of the coronavirus in europe in late february the government imposed a crippling shutdown and the pandemic has so far killed ove

originally supposed to take place that they would not be attending the game encouraged other bruiser dogman fans to do the same now there have been rumors that dortmund's far right scene might try to take advantage of the event taking place to further their own agenda in terms of protest in the coronavirus 60 restrictions but when it comes to fans none not many if any are expected today right so we've no fans inside the stadium and a lot of rules in place to avoid fans forming al the front of the stadium and physical contact and all of those things what will it be like for the players during the dobie well of course this is the 1st game for both of these teams since the coronavirus hiatus so many of the players will be happy to get back on the field but the football that they experienced in the 1st 25 match days of the season will be completely different this afternoon they're being discouraged from hiking handshakes and spitting during the game now of course in football there is going to be contact in terms of tackles and challenges and corner routines and free kick routines but both the p

we were never afraid of anything we knew that we were going to win dogman play is kept with tradition and at the match with a celebration in front of an empty yellow wall. well we spoke earlier to deduce for its davis fun of dorp who is standing outside of dortmund's home ground i asked him how much of an impact he thought the empty stadium had on the players. well a lot of these teams around the been is thinking of actually brought in psychologist to specifically deal with that question sebastian care who is one of the members of the front office a former player for president he said that that's one thing that they've been actually trying to mention they prepare the players for during the coronavirus hiatus is the fact that they are going to be playing in games without fans so whenever they scored a goal you didn't hear the thunderous roar of cheering that you normally would hear when the ball hits the back of the net so there's definitely a mental aspect that the players have to prepare for if you were standing outside the stadium during the game you wouldn't even have noticed that

we were never afraid of anything we knew that we are going to win dogman play is kept with tradition and at the match with a celebration in front of an empty yellow wall. and to tell us how it all went down i'm joined by did davis fall off dorper standing outside the comparatively quiet stadium home to dortmund davis the entire sporting war world has been watching the bonus league is return how successful has it been and what can other needs learn from today do you think. one terms of crowd control it actually works out spectacularly there were some police here in dortmund our little worried that diversity don't want fans wouldn't act here to the player that they gave to their fans of staying home and watching the game on television but they barely any fans showed up sticking to what the fans team said back in march when the game was originally supposed to take place that they would be an intended city game so in terms of people being outside the stadiums and causing issues of trying to get into the stadium things friend rather smoothly this afternoon and for actual buddhist leader g