From widespread testing and intensive contact-tracing apps helping to bring the number of coronavirus cases down to a new 'everyday life quarantine scheme'... how South Korean football got back to playing following the coronavirus outbreak

From 'Project Restart' in the Premier League to a planned Bundesliga resumption later this month, football chiefs worldwide are doing their level best to get leagues going again following the coronavirus pandemic.

The Taiwan Premier League kicked off last month, and joined Belarus, Burundi, Nicaragua and Tajikistan in holding games.

However, those countries have not seen the number of infections and deaths due to Covid-19 that South Korea have, but they still look all set to join that list when their K-League kicks off behind closed doors on Friday, May 8.