Van Hau reveals the reason for not wearing a mask in the Netherlands; Another player infected with nCoV

Van Hau does not wear a mask for fear of discrimination in the Netherlands

The 21-year-old defender called on fans not to go out amid the complicated Covid-19 epidemic situation, and revealed the reason for not wearing a mask when going out in the Netherlands.

All fans responded enthusiastically to the call of the defender currently playing for Heerenveen. However, seeing Van Hau not wearing a mask when going out, many fans expressed concern for the health of this young defender.

Van Hau shared a photo of himself holding the national flag outside Abe Lenstra Stadium in the Netherlands with a message to fans to prevent the pandemic. “Each of us should be more aware to defeat Covid-19 together. I love Vietnam,” the defender from Thai Binh wrote.

Van Hau did not hesitate to reveal the reason why he did not wear a mask when going out in the Netherlands. “Sorry everyone, here if I wear a mask people will say I am sick and discriminate against me. If I were in Vietnam, Hau would still wear a mask.”

V.League will return when the State allows

V.League 2020 will only return with permission from the Government and State of Vietnam.

It is known that VPF has planned 2 options for the possible return time of V.League 2020. Option 1 is from April 15 to May 29 for the first leg. Option 2 is from May 1 to June 28 for the first leg. According to either option, the season will end on October 31.

Regarding the plan to organize V.League centrally at 7 stadiums in the North, Mr. Tran Anh Tu - Chairman of the National Council, General Director of VPF said: "The plan that VPF proposed is to prepare for the period when the Covid-19 epidemic subsides and the Government and State allow V.League to be organized again. VPF does not force V.League clubs to play when the Covid-19 epidemic is still dangerous."

Neymar is not worthy of "carrying shoes" for Firmino

It can be said that in the past 2 years, Liverpool star Roberto Firmino is the most successful Brazilian player in the world with countless prestigious titles. However, in his homeland, he is not highly appreciated for many reasons. However, many people still rank Firmino higher than the capricious superstar Neymar.

Firmino won the Champions League Silver Cup, something Neymar has never done...

In the past 12 months, Firmino has won the Champions League, the Copa America and is set to lift the Premier League trophy this season. In August 2019, he became the first Brazilian to score 50 Premier League goals and in December 2019, he scored the only goal as Liverpool beat South American champions Flamengo in the FIFA Club World Cup final.

Many prestigious awards that Firmino has won but the capricious superstar Neymar has never touched.

Barca players refuse to take pay cut to help club

Barcelona has always been proud of its motto “Més que un club” (More than a club) to promote the spirit of solidarity among all members. But those beautiful words suddenly became the subject of satire when superstars refused to help the team in difficult times.

Knowing the players' reaction, Bartomeu even made a second, softer "offer" of 50%. However, the players' answer was still no. This made Barca's board of directors extremely angry and they may apply their legal right in the context of the country declaring a state of emergency to reduce players' salaries, regardless of whether they agree or not.

Barca is considering a policy of cutting up to 70% of the salaries of all members in the context of the prolonged Corona virus pneumonia pandemic and causing all activities to stagnate, especially in Spain and in the football field. However, without much time to think, the Barca players have rejected this option.

In this case, regardless of the reason, it is difficult for Barca players to receive sympathy from fans. Looking at the Bundesliga, both Bayern and Dortmund players accepted a pay cut, even if it was "only" 20%.

Another Premier League player tests positive for Covid-19

Brighton have confirmed that a first-team player has tested positive for Covid-19, but will not reveal who it is.

Brighton became the first Premier League club to hold a press conference via the internet on Thursday, with both manager Potter and chief executive Barber taking part from their homes.

Brighton chief executive Paul Barber said in an online press conference on Thursday that three of the club's players had been tested after displaying symptoms and one had tested positive.

Graham Potter's entire squad are currently training at home as they adhere to UK Government guidelines on social distancing amid the Covid-19 pandemic./.