South Korean league resumes in empty stadium
The towering stands of the 42,477-capacity Jeonju World Cup Stadium is empty as South Korea opens football's post-coronavirus era without fans, but with an unprecedented international TV audience.
With most leagues worldwide sidelined by the pandemic, the K-League is the first competition of any standing to come back to life and a host of safety precautions have been imposed, with wild goal celebrations and even talking discouraged.
(Source: AFP)
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