While the season in the Netherlands was cancelled on Friday, there is good news for Serie A teams after a return date was confirmed by the prime minister.
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The Dutch Football Association decided to declare the 2019/2020 season null and void on Friday, meaning there is no champion, relegation or promotion.
However, Italian Prime minister Giuseooe Conte confirmed on Sunday that teams can return to training on 18 May 2020, with matches set to resum on 2 June as lockdown rules across Italy being relaxed.
"You have all shown strength, courage, sense of responsibility and community," Conte said, as per the Mirror.
"Now the phase of living with the virus begins for everyone and we must be aware that during Phase Two, there is the risk we'll see the curve climb in some areas of the country.
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"It'll be even more important to maintain social distancing, at least one metre.
"Even when seeing family, we must still maintain this precaution, because the scientists tell us that at least one out of four infections come via family members.
"If we do not respect social distancing, the curve will climb again, so will the number of deaths, and we will have irreversible damage to our economy.
"If you love this country, then respect social distancing.
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