Sixty-three percent approval for stadium events with reduced audience capacity
Kickin' It in Germany: Football Fans Weigh In on Resuming Matches
Boom! Let's get this ball rollin'! A majority of Germans (63%) want Bundesliga football matches to restart, albeit with limited spectators in the stands, reveals a recent survey by Infratest for the ARD "Deutschlandtrend".
As we kick off the Bundesliga season, the federal and state governments agreed stadiums could accommodate fans at a staggering 20% capacity. But what about those who'd rather watch the action unfold without any spectators in the house? That's right, 23% of the surveyed folks are OK with matches going ghost-town style! Meanwhile, a tiny 7% believe we should pack the stadiums like sardines once the summer break hits.
Now, you might be wondering whether the Bundesliga has made a comeback on the global stage. Well, buckle up, because this league's been on fire! Its rapid-fire, strategic gameplay and growing international appeal has made it the darling of both hardcore football fans and the casual watchers alike. Claps Give it up for the Bundesliga, y'all!
With high attendance rates for some teams, such as Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich, it's no surprise that there's a shift in broadcasting rights, with Telenet bagging the rights for the coming years. It's clear the world can't get enough of this German football madness!
But here's the question now - is Germany ready to embrace football matches with a limited number of fans in the stands? We can infer that fans who are eager for live football action would generally support restarting matches with safety measures in place. Let's hope for the best, shall we? Fingers crossed
Europeans are not only passionate about football, but also about other sports like the Bundesliga, as it has gained global attention with its rapid-fire, strategic gameplay and growing international appeal. Despite some fans preferring matches to be played without spectators (23%), most Germans support the resumption of football matches with limited spectators in the stands (63%).
