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European football stadiums may reopen their doors, the European Football Association (UEFA) has announced on its official website. Up to 30 percent of the facilities are expected to be able to sell tickets in the future. However, visiting fans cannot participate in matches. There will already be spectators at next week’s European Championship qualifiers and Nations League matches.
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| UEFA considers the match of the European Super Cup successful in front of the spectators (Photo: Miklós Szabó) |
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UEFA’s executive committee has decided to release spectators, the European federation writes in its report. The panel considered the European Super Cup match a success, which was seen as a pilot project. As memorable, the clash between Europa League champion Sevilla and Champions League champion Bayern Munich was held in front of 15,500 spectators in Budapest.
According to the report, the decision applies to all matches held under the auspices of UEFA, meaning that spectators can be seen everywhere from national team matches to Europa League group matches and the Champions. The association has established the maximum number of tickets that can be sold at 30 percent of the stadium’s capacity. However, it all depends on the regulations of the respective countries and also the consent of the authorities.
It is important to note that the decision only applies to local fans, invited presses cannot participate in matches.
The communication adds that a condition for visiting stadiums is that drug addicts continue to abide by the basic rules about social distance, but local associations can work out the exact entry rules and details of behavior in stadiums, depending on the virus situation corona in the countries and regions involved. measurements.
The decision of the executive committee already applies to the matches of the national team next week, so in theory there can be spectators at the Sofia stadium, the qualifiers of the Bulgarian-Hungarian European Championship, although only Bulgarians.
NEWS: After the successful pilot combat that took place in the #Super Cup in Budapest on 24 September, UEFA will allow partial return of spectators to UEFA matches where local laws allow, starting with next week’s national team matches.
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– UEFA (@UEFA) October 1, 2020
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