Indeed this is the prevalent view.
Bayern Munich are scheduled to return to training today behind closed doors.

Apropos a return to football in England, the feeling appears to be that If there is the resumption of the season, games will be played behind closed doors.

One factor is VAR whereby the VAR and assistants are seated close together in a 'Bunker'.One cannot have most of the season under VAR and the rest without any VAR.
VAR was once the focal point of debate and discussion, seemingly it has been forgotten in terms of the continuation of the football season.

Edited by Willo (06 Apr 2020 11.06am)

I am pondering as to the relevance of this post.
Be grateful if you could kindly elucidate.

I have just concluded that you are providing an answer to the question posed in the opening post! Mental cogs turning even slower than usual!!!!

Edited by Willo (06 Apr 2020 11.32am)

Like many others I am wondering when the map of a way forward will be available. There is the need for all players - in any division - to restore their match fitness, and for supporters to be able to celebrate attending matches again. Crawley Town has been mentioned. Subject to their pitch being able to take the strain the good people of Crawley would be cheered by a festival of football from one Saturday to the next (eight days, four matches - which could feel like four cup matches). This approach would give money to lower league clubs. I hope my putting up my sometimes unique thoughts for discussion does not cause doubt regarding my fitness to post.