After Italian soccer player Francesco Caputo scored, he ran to a TV camera and unfolded a sheet of paper with a message about the coronavirus outbreak in the country: 'Andrà tutto bene. Restate a casa.' Translation: 'Everything will be fine. Stay at home.'
After finding the back of the net on Monday, forward Francesco Caputo ran to a television camera and unfolded a sheet of paper that read,"Andrà tutto bene. Restate a casa." Translation:"Everything will be fine. Stay at home."Caputo's team, Sassuolo, beat Brescia 3-0 at an empty Mapei Stadium in Reggio Emilia, Italy.
— ESPN FC March 9, 2020 The lockdown includes suspending all domestic sport competitions until April 3. Italy has suffered one of the worst outbreaks of the global coronavirus crisis with 9,172 cases and 463 deaths from the virus, the most of any country outside of China. Both Sassuolo and Brescia play in Serie A, Italy's top-flight soccer league, which had previously decreed that games would be played behind closed doors until April 3.
Coronavirus threatens Tokyo 2020 and European football 01:37International friendlies involving Italy's national soccer team can play matches behind closed doors and professional athletes or non-professionals recognized by the country's Olympic committee can still train at sporting facilities.The coronavirus outbreak is affecting leagues across Europe. Spain's La Liga announced Tuesday that it's matches will be played closed doors for at least two weeks.
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