In Spain, La Liga is clear that football won't stop. The organisation headed by Javier Tebas, according to 'Cadena COPE', is clear that the competition will resume. It would be necessary to wait until April at best. It would also be played behind closed doors. The RFEF apparently has doubts about it.
The coronavirus has forced football to shut down in half the world. In Spain, for now, 2 matchdays have been postponed. On Monday, La Liga apparently held a Delegate Commission d and there has been a long talk about the delicate situation.
As Isaac Fouto commented in 'El Partidazo' of 'Cadena COPE', football could resume in April at best. Everything will depend on the spread of the coronavirus. At worst, one would have to wait until May or even June.
Everything will depend on the decision that UEFA makes. You have to remember that, in principle, Euro 2020 will be played in the summer. The highest body of European football is scheduled to meet on Tuesday to discuss its possible postponement.
What LaLiga is clear about is that, in any case, the matches will be played behind closed doors. It is a preventive measure to avoid infections.
The RFEF, by contrast, is apparently not so clear. As Juan Antonio Alcalá commented on this same programme, the Federation believes that they will not be able to play more games this year.