Liverpool Legends slate club owners for using government aid to pay staff

Liverpool's rich owners have came under fire for their decision to lay off some non-playing staff during the COVID-19 outbreak.

It is informed that about 200 staff are affected and they will receive 80% of their salary due to a financial rescue scheme started by the British government, with Liverpool topping up the remainder.

The English Premier League leader is following Tottenham Hotspur, Newcastle, Bournemouth and Norwich is turning to bailout scheme, but Manchester City said that it would not be using taxes to pay the staff.

Champions League and Europa League Suspended

All leagues and matches have been suspended because of the corona virus. All matches including Euro 2020 and qualifying matches for Women's Euro 2021 had already postponed to 2021.

The Premier League is also postponed to at least 30 April.

The finals of the Champions League, Europa League and Women's Champions League had already been postponed.

The Solvenian said "If we don't succeed in restarting, the season will probably be lost".

He told Italian newspaper La Repubblica: "There is a plan A, B and C.

"The three options are to start again in mid-May, in June or at the end of June". 

Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics new dates confirmed for 2021

The International Olympic games will start on 23 July 2021 and run to 8 August after being postponed for a year because of the most dangerous corona virus.

The International Committee  (IOC) held no Monday and made this decision. They decided to postpone the biggest sports event for one year because of  corona virus.

The Olympics still called Tokyo 2020 despite but held in 2021.

IOC president Thomas Bach said "I am confident that, working together with the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, the Japanese Government and all our stakeholders, we can master this unprecedented challenge.

"Humankind currently finds itself in a dark tunnel. These Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 can be a light at the end of this tunnel."

Turkish World Cup hero Recber infected with coronavirus

Former Turkish national team and ex-Barcelona goalkeeper is infected with most dangerous disease Corona Virus. He is in the hospital after his positive reports about Corona Virus.

Recber become hero in Turkey after 2002 World Cup where he kept the goal for his team and took his team to semi finals.

"Rustu is in hospital with a COVID-19 diagnosis," 
Isil Recber said on Instagram late Saturday. 

His wife said "We are in a state of shock after the symptoms developed rapidly while everything was normal. These are critical times and it´s very difficult."

She said that she, as well as their son and daughter, had tested negative for the virus.