Six stadiums in Portugal did not pass the health inspection

The leaders of the association stated that the stadiums of the leading two teams of the championship, Porto and Benfica, are among the nine that have passed the inspection control.
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The Stadium of Light, where Benfica plays as the host, Photo: Slbenfica.pt
The Stadium of Light, where Benfica plays as the host, Photo: Slbenfica.pt
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The Portuguese Football Federation announced that six of the 15 stadiums, where matches should be played when the season resumes next month, failed to pass a health inspection.

In order to play matches, all stadiums must comply with a series of health measures prescribed by local authorities in order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

The leaders of the association stated that the stadiums of the leading two teams of the championship, Porto and Benfica, are among the nine that have passed inspection control.

The stadiums that did not pass belong to smaller clubs, and they will be allowed to implement the necessary changes.

The Portuguese Championship should resume on June 4.

After 24 rounds played, Porto is the leader with 60 points, one more than Benfica.

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