Football: Fans allowed into J-League stadiums

A moment of silence is observed for people killed in flooding and landslides in Japan's southwestern region of Kyushu before a J-League football match at Showa Denko Dome in Oita on July 11, 2020. The J-League began to admit spectators for top-flight matches for the first time in about four and a half months after a coronavirus-led hiatus.

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