Until April: The whole sport comes to a standstill

On Monday, representatives of the individual sports associations met with the CONI management team in Rome and decided on drastic measures. These are now to be issued by decree law. In any case, Italy's highest sports official, Giovanni Malagò, will present the catalog of measures to Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte and Sports Minister Vincenzo Spadafora. The latter had already insisted on the suspension of play in Serie A on Sunday. International championships excluded At the meeting at CONI headquarters in the Foro Italico, several decisions were made. Accordingly, all events, games and results up to this date will be evaluated as normal, and at the same time all sporting activities - regardless of sport, competition and league - will be suspended until April 3rd. The only exceptions are national teams and those clubs that take part in international championships, as their games do not fall within the CONI's area of responsibility. This means that the Italian football clubs are allowed to play in the Champions League and Europa League, but the ball is resting in Serie A for the next three weekends. Already during Monday All football games in South Tyrol have been canceled for the next few weeks , the same applies to the next one Playoff appearance of HC Bozen on Tuesday. In the IHL, on the other hand, even had the entire season canceled . Hours earlier, the winter sports association had all events suspended . Italy has the highest number of confirmed Covid-19 deaths after China. The Lombardy region and 14 other provinces have been declared exclusion zones. Italy's Football Association (FIGC) has announced an emergency meeting for Tuesday.

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Until April: The whole sport comes to a standstill

In Italy, activity in all sports will be suspended for weeks. The National Olympic Committee (CONI) asked the government for a corresponding decree on Monday evening in response to the spread of the coronavirus.

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