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schema:articleBody	Bayern Munich can be crowned German champions on Tuesday with victory at Werder Bremen, but any festivities will be reduced to a minimum to respect the safety measures in place to combat the coronavirus. The German league (DFL) said, in its rules governing the restart, that the champion and relegated sides will not officially be declared until the last round of matches. In theory, if the league was interrupted again by the pandemic, the final standings could be reviewed. As a result, the "Schale", or winners' trophy, will not be awarded until the end of the season, on June 27 when Bayern play Wolfsburg. The DFL will not reveal its plans until the champions are known, but any celebrations will be subdued given the hygiene measures in place. These rules place a limit of 100 people allowed in the "interior zone", the pitch and substitutes' bench. That means Bayern chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and other club officials, who have clearance to be in the stands, will not be able to get down on the pitch. In keeping with rules since the restart, there will be no supporters or family members present either. The traditional beer shower, to which Bayern have grown accustomed, is also banned under current league regulations. "I would be happy if it didn't take place this year," said a smiling Hansi Flick, the Bayern coach whose first wheat beer drenching will have to wait. The customary trophy presentation in front of supporters at the city's town hall has been cancelled in advance. "Respecting this tradition is unfortunately unthinkable" this year, said Munich mayor Dieter Reiter. "But I am sure an appropriate honour will be found if Bayern should win the title," he added, without giving further details. The team and staff members will be able to celebrate together, having been regularly tested for the virus and working in contact with each other for weeks. If club directors, such as Rummenigge or former president Uli Hoeness wish to be involved, they must return two negative test results beforehand. Families and friends are not expected to be invited, however. With the German Cup final to come on July 4, Bayern must continue to follow the league's strict health protocol until they meet Bayer Leverkusen in Berlin. SID-cpb/jed/dga/mw
schema:headline	How to celebrate a title in times of coronavirus?
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