Covid-19 cases continue to surge in Italy, as Italy’s Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, ordered new limits on sport, playing games behind closed doors again.
The Serie A fixtures had been allowed up to 1,000 supporters in the stands so far this season, but from next weekend, it will go back to a totally empty arena.
Conte presented the latest Government decree on Saturday evening, which will shut down all amateur sport.
Only Serie A, B, C, and D clubs can continue in the world of football.
Gyms, swimming pools, spas, amateur contact sport, and any sporting activity in schools will all be shut down.
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People are urged not to travel unless necessary, while bingo halls, casinos and theme parks are closed, along with cinemas, theatres, and even open-air events.
There is a rule noting that anyone who comes in from abroad must prove they are COVID-19 negative with a test taken at most 72 hours before their travel to Italy.
Restaurants, bars and bakeries are all closed on Sundays and public holidays, allowed to open only from 05.00 to 18.00 local time.
Table service is allowed for a maximum of four people, as long as they all live in the same household.