4 Football Leagues That Are Still On Despite the Coronavirus

Precautionary measures to stop the spread of COVID19 virus has hit the world of sports the hardest.

With more leagues being postponed indefinitely and events being cancelled, there are more questions than answers.

For instance, no one knows exactly when the suspended leagues will resume. For leagues with set resumption dates, no one knows how visible those dates are.

Fans are in somewhat of a state of dilemma, with more confusion, rather than certainty, about the sporting events they care about.

This has affected so many things, including what fans now have a chance to bet on.

Bettors are no longer sure what events are available to bet on again. While some now spend hours to find games to bet on, others have given up their betting business, hoping to kick-start things at a later date.

Whichever category you fall into, you don’t have to struggle during this period. Not only are there still football leagues to bet on, there are more than enough games to see you through this ‘trying’ times.

Wondering where these mysterious football leagues are? Let’s take a look at four of them:

1. Australian A-League

To be more specific, there’ll be five games played in the Australian A-League this weekend. While some will be a replay of postponed games, others will be Round of 24 games.

Wellington Phoenix boast the finest scoring form in the last 10 games, having scored an average of two goals/per game in their last 10. With nine goals conceded, theirs is the second-best defense in the league (over the last 10 games).

2. Turkish Super Lig

Trabzonspor and Basaksehir are tied at the top of the table with same points. They’re followed in third place by Galatasaray, three points off the top of the table and Sivasspor, on 49 points, four off the top of the table.

While none of these four teams will clash this weekend, the league will feature nine games, all of which are available to make money from on NairaBET.

3. Belarus Vysshaya Liga

A new season is about to kick off in Belarus this coming weekend. While other leagues are on break, teams like BATE, Brest and FC Minsk will be in action as they look to start off their season with wins.

4. Club Friendly Games

They may not be league games. However, they are competitive games.

And they’re games between sides who are also looking to start their football season very soon. These preparatory games will serve as the perfect way to plan for their football season.

There’s no need to scramble around for games this weekend. Let this blog post serve as a guide to help you through the weekend and make it a winning one for you.