Pandemic also sees summer transfer window moved to between Sept 1 and Oct 5. FMTNews Italian
The stands are thinly populated as Juventus play Inter in the Serie A in March at the height of the outbreak.
“Football is the winner,” said Italian Football Federation chief Gabriele Gravina after the approval via a vote in Rome. The season will recommence with the four games in hand that were left to play before Covid-19 shut down global sport. There are also 12 full rounds of matches still to play. The algorithm would be used to decide league positions, European qualification and relegation, but not to decide who wins the league title.
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