Football is suspended because of coronavirus across most of Europe, including Denmark where there have been no matches in the Superliga since 9 March.
When games do resume they are likely to be played behind closed doors in empty stadiums due to social distancing measures.
Danish Superliga leaders FC Midtjylland have come up with an idea to ensure their supporters are as close as possible to the action - while also remaining at a safe distance - after announcing plans for a drive-in on match days.
The plans will allow around 2,000 cars to park outside their stadium in Herning and watch matches on two big screens.