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COVID-19: Spain to end women’s football season
If the proposal gets the green light, Barcelona will be the women’s top-flight champions, with second-placed Atletico Madrid joining them in next season’s Champions League, while basement sides Valencia and Espanyol will avoid being demoted.
Two teams will go up from the second-tier, meaning the top-flight will have 18 teams instead of the current 16 next year.
Men’s teams in the top two divisions are returning to training this week in the hope that their seasons can resume in June
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