German broadcasters have reproduced fan noise for television viewers in order to make the matches in empty stadiums more appealing and Tebas said the Spanish league are looking to use the same technology. “Tonight we are doing audiovisual tests so that spectators will be able to choose between two backgrounds, the real one or one with fans and virtual sound,” Tebas told a forum organised by Spanish newspaper Marca on Friday. “In the Bundesliga they have chosen to have virtual sound with a lot of success and we are working to try and have the same option. “We want to give fans two options: silence or virtual sound. The tests that we have done are very interesting and surprising, but spectators will have both options.” England’s Premier League will recommence on June 17 while Italy’s Serie A is set to continue on June 20, although France’s Ligue 1 was cancelled last month, with Paris St Germain declared champions.
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