Kelly Cates

And Didi, obviously, people will be looking at the Bundesliga as a sort of test league for one of the major European leagues to be back up and functioning.

One of the big concerns here is about fans perhaps turning up at ground level if something is to be decided, if a team stays up or if Liverpool were to seal the title.

Is that something that people are worried about in Germany?

And the players haven't been playing properly for a long time now.

You said they've been back in training properly for about 10 to 14 days.

What do you think it's going to look like when football resumes?

What are the games going to be like?

You're looking forward to watching it?

Thank you so much for joining us.

As you say, here's hoping that everybody stays safe and it does work out.

Thank you.

Talk to Dietmar Herrmann on the return of the Bundesliga.

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Time now to take a look back at one final day of the season, which ended in relegation in extraordinary circumstances.

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