Coaches and substitutes won’t have to wear face masks on the touchline for much longer in German soccer.
FRANKFURT — Coaches and substitutes won’t have to wear face masks on the touchline for much longer in German soccer, after one of the most striking measures against the coronavirus was relaxed.
Players on the field have never had to wear masks, and there were already relaxed rules for each team’s head coach to be able to give instructions. More journalists will also be allowed at games.
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