Audio By Carbonatix
Portugal's top-flight soccer division will restart on June 4 after being halted since March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the league's organising body said in a statement on Tuesday.
Portugal's top-flight soccer division will restart on June 4 after being halted since March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the league's organising body said in a statement on Tuesday.
The government had initially given May 30 as the date for action to resume but the league said the first match would take place on June 4 in order to allow enough time for stadiums to be inspected and for all players to undergo tests for the virus.
Porto led the standings by one point over champions Benfica when the season was indefinitely postponed, with 10 games remaining.
The Portuguese top flight joins leagues in a number of European countries including the Czech Republic, Austria and Germany in announcing the return of soccer after their seasons were halted in a bid to slow the spread of the virus.
France's Ligue 1 and the Netherlands' Eredivisie, however, have been terminated by their respective governments.
Latest Stories
-
Polls open in tense Uganda election amid widespread delays
16 minutes -
Prof. Antwi-Danso urges Mahama to lead a united African front against external influence
36 minutes -
Jamaican government praises Ghanaian engineers for for post-hurricane reconstruction
38 minutes -
500 Alpha Kappa Alpha members mark Founders’ Day in Ghana, reconnect with African Roots
40 minutes -
Retired colonel warns geopolitical tensions could trigger global conflict
45 minutes -
Ghana’s delegation engages in UN Child Rights review in Geneva
50 minutes -
GPRTU denies union involvement in overcharging passengers amid vehicle shortage claims
52 minutes -
Today’s Front pages : Thursday, January 15, 2026
54 minutes -
Refuge IT Security Solutions & LifeTouch Inc support ESL Sports Personality of the Year
57 minutes -
Dr Edward Nartey Botchway: The mechanics of trust in modern banking
1 hour -
Tricycle union urges gov’t to reduce GH₵1,500 licensing fees to boost compliance
1 hour -
Trade Minister pushes for concrete China-Ghana investments
1 hour -
Government has advanced nationwide expansion of CHPS compounds – Kwakye Ofosu
1 hour -
Gov’t credits fuel and import cost cuts for easing living costs
1 hour -
Government likely to launch Women’s Development Bank this year – Kwakye Ofosu
2 hours
