Danish club opens first-ever 'virtual grandstand' for fans amid pandemic


FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - UEFA Nations League - League B - Group 4 - Denmark v Wales - Ceres Park & Arena, Aarhus, Denmark - September 9, 2018 General view inside the stadium before the match Action Images via Reuters/Matthew Childs/File Photo

(Reuters) - Fans may not be allowed to support their club at stadiums when Denmark's Superliga season resumes amid the COVID-19 pandemic but AGF Aarhus will allow them to be present at Ceres Park to cheer their team on, albeit virtually.

Third-placed Aarhus play Randers in the first match on the league's return on May 28 and the club will allow fans to be present via the video conferencing tool Zoom, with their feed displayed on several screens that face the pitch.

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