Liverpool is denied travel request to Germany, RB Leipzig can win points at the table

At least for the English giant Liverpool, because they're having trouble getting you into Germany to hold a straight-up fight on the Champions League. RB Leipzig.

German media reported moments ago that Liverpool made a special request to join Germany for the development of the first match with the German club.

But this demand of champions in power of England has been rejected by the German state that has introduced Great Britain into the red area because of the large number of cases of coronavirus' new version.

The first option was to hold the first match in England, but this was rejected by Liverpool.

The second option is for the match between Leipzig and Liverpool to be played in St Petersburg, Russia, or Budapest, Hungary, countries that have fewer cases with COVID-19.

If one of the two options is not achieved, then the third is to get Leipzig out on the field and if the guest team doesn't appear, then the German club wins the game at the table with a score of 3-0.

Two clubs are in constant contact with Europe's largest football house EFA and two English and German federations to find the best option.