Bayern Munich will have to play again without a crowd in Germany. You can get the best odds from the best Asian bookmakers on the matches of your favorite leagues if you register with the best betting software, VIP-IBC. This week, Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder confirmed the return of restrictions for fans, and the reason for this you find out at the end of the article.

The decision comes shortly after a decree already reduced the number of fans in stadiums. Attendance at matches was limited to a maximum of 25 percent of capacity ten days ago. Markus Söder argued that with Germany immersed in the fourth wave of covid-19, and because of the increased number of cases of the new coronavirus, the flow of fans in and out of arenas is not justified at this time. He advocated that this measure be adopted nationwide.

It is important to decide unitarily for the whole country that spectators are not admitted. If that doesn’t work, we’ll do it ourselves in Bavaria,” Markus Söder said in an interview with Bayerischer Rundfunk. “Football plays an important role as an example. At the moment, we have to reduce contact between people everywhere.”

The measure will be in force at least until the end of the year, a period in which Bayern Munich has two matches in the Bundesliga – against Mainz, 11, and Wolfsburg, 17 – and another commitment by the Champions League, against Barcelona, 8. Other Bavarian clubs, such as Augsburg and Greuther Fürth, will also have to play without public.

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