Sweden’s Top Soccer League Plans to Resume With Spectators in Attendance on 14 June

According to the league, the decision was taken after a video conference of leading officials from all 32 clubs in Sweden’s top two soccer leagues.

Allsvenskan officials expressed their desire for fans to be in attendance once the league resumes, although this decision will be made by the Swedish government.

Sweden's domestic football season was initially scheduled to begin in early April but was postponed indefinitely due to the global pandemic.

On Tuesday, the European soccer governing body UEFA urged domestic leagues to complete their seasons despite the ongoing disruption caused by the COVID-19 outbreak. UEFA admitted that in certain circumstances, league seasons will have to be canceled entirely.

Sweden has confirmed more than 15,000 cases of the coronavirus disease since the start of the outbreak, resulting in the deaths of more than 1,700 people.