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The current problem was reported by Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, president of the Bavarian club, on Sky TV on Sunday. “The drukkers must have a negative coronavirus test,” stressed the director of the winning association of the Champions League. Team supporters can register at the club’s expense on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Bayern Munich coach Hansi Flick disagrees with the match after the Robert Koch National Institute of Public Health classified Hungary as an epidemiological risk zone.
“It is also something that we do not fully understand. But we are not the ones who make the decisions, it is others
– The expert referred to the European Football Association (UEFA). The match of the European Super Cup will begin on Thursday at 9 pm between the Bayern Munich teams and the European League champion Sevilla FC. This will be UEFA’s first meeting since the outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic. Competition system to which spectators are admitted.
Thirty percent of the capacity of the Puskás Arena auditorium can have fans, which means 20,000 spectators.
UEFA provided both teams with 3,000 tickets, and the opportunity to purchase the remaining tickets was obtained from the tens of thousands of applications received. Sevilla canceled 2,500 tickets and announced that only 500 fans would accompany the team to Budapest. According to the club, the remaining 2,500 tickets could not be found due to high travel costs, the coronavirus situation and strict health checks in Hungary. According to the radio and television company Canal Sur, the Germans are in a much more comfortable position, since their city is only 650 kilometers from Budapest and is easily accessible by train. Another important factor is that the Bavarian club pays for the corona virus test of its fans who travel to Hungary.
As Infostart reported, the organization required extremely painstaking preparatory work. Jenő Sipos, spokesperson for the Hungarian Football Association, spoke on M1 about the need to pay attention to travel, entry to the border and the stadium, and meeting health and safety requirements.
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