Israel’s soccer matches are set to resume on May 31, with training returning next Sunday.
According to an agreement between the Health Ministry and league officials, all league players will be required to remain at home at all times except for training and matches throughout the season, starting on Sunday.
If a team member or staff member is diagnosed with coronavirus, the entire team will enter quarantine.
Players will have their temperatures checked before every training session and will be required to use their private vehicles to get to training sessions.
Games will be held without fans for the time being.
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