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It looks like coronavirus hasn't affected this league too much yet and the matches are going on without a problem. But this scenario might change in the near future which I don't hope so. It is really good to see Schalke fighting for promoting to the Bundesliga again even though they were the most terrible team of the Bundesliga last season. At least, they are not one of the worst teams in the 2. Bundesliga. I can't still say that their performance is too impressive but they are still doing a nice job.

@Kusman these upcoming few days are crucial for the league, and if the authorities can control the spread of covid then this league won’t be effected hence let’s pray that it remains unaffected. Lastly while Schalke has shown some improvement, but they’re yet far from the top spot and therefore they’ll have to further improve if they want to qualify for Bundesliga.

I think the German League's governing authorities can deal with the same problems that are more common in the Premier League.
because I heard that all the matches that were being run did have strict supervision to be held. including matches without spectators which of course is different from that applied in other countries' leagues.
Hopefully, this will not be a decision from the international federation to ban the match from being held.

Now the presence of spectators in the stadium should be banned. At the same time players should abide by more stringent restrictions. All players must abide by the rules of hygiene. Crowds of people should be avoided as much as possible. If the coronavirus infection increases further, all types of games may have to be stopped.