Ban can be imposed on Soccer fans in Bulgaria






Prime Minister Boyko Borssov of Bulgaria said that a ban can be imposed on spectators at dometic Football league matches unless social distancing among fans improved.
 
 The Bulgarian league resumed on June 5 after three break due to Covid-19. He said lot of violations reported at stadiums.

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