Considering the time when they played in empty stadiums and then how people were allowed with masks and vaccinations as well I do think that we have come a really long way.
The whole idea is making sure that people do not spread the virus but at the same time there are countries like the UK where it's spreading tremendously but they are still having matches normally, The epidemic have improved the sanitation and provided a new era for gambling and betting undoubtedly.
I do think we are as close as we are going to get to normality but the online betting sites are an excellent alternative to in-person bettering especially concerning with sports betting as well. They provide more offers, have more practical applications and at the same time have better winning percentages in certain areas, what not to love?
There has to be some sort of balance in this kind of setting where businesses and football teams must attract more audiences while respecting the parameters set by the pandemic. This is one of the struggles of most business, in general, as this pandemic proved that the latter may operate in an online scale, rather than having their operations physically.
While this may be the case, people are still looking for that kind of excitement that they get on attending stadiums rather than watching it online, and this has taken a significant amount of toll to most football teams. But with viruses becoming more contagious and more mutations/variants have been introduced, I somehow doubt that we will likely return to the normal experience.