Not only was City's ban lifted but even their fine has been lessened by CAS. The last two seasons' Premier League champions were initially fined 30 million euros but now the fine has been cut to 10 million euros.
The virtualisation of the stands will offer uniques experience to La Liga fans. It will closely resemble how the stands looked in the pre-COVID-19 era matches.
The season will return to action on 11 June with a derby between Sevilla and Real Betis.
The decision to use an alternative venue was taken by Real Madrid to complete the ongoing renovation at the Santiago Bernabeu ahead of schedule.
La Liga has remained suspended since March due to the crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic but is all set to resume the 2019-20 season on June 11.
La Liga would resume on June 11 with the Sevilla derby between Real Betis and Sevilla. The following weekends would see the remaining matches of the round.
Football players have resumed training in Spain. While only individual training was allowed earlier, players have now been permitted to train in small groups.
La Liga president said that they were working to decide the first four rounds of the fixtures and are hoping to have the Sevilla derby on June 11.
La Liga clubs were gradually given permission to restart team training, while the players underwent a regular test for the novel coronavirus.
Bundesliga, recently, became the first European football league to return to the field and Tebas believes the German authorities have set an important precedent for others to follow.
