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Everything is different in this year’s Cup final. Celebrations? Due to crown restrictions, there are only a few very limited ones. Just a few minutes after the end of the game, the cup winner has time to cheer on the grass. More is not possible. The city of Bern reports: If YB wins the title, the team will not appear in the city, to avoid large crowds. In general, the Directorate for Safety, Environment and Energy calls on the population to take responsibility for maintaining distances and hygiene standards and “enjoying the game in smaller groups spread throughout the city.”
Now we are ready for events like July 31st, when fans celebrated the YB championship title: “In case there were to be crowds in the city center again, especially at Aarbergergasse, the city of Bern has ordered the cantonal police in Bern to re-authorize access. regular.”
As was the case during the championship, Bern hospitality companies can show the cup final on screens in approved outdoor seating areas, “while observing the necessary protection concepts”, of course. It is the only way soccer fans can watch the game together in public. Due to Swiss Football Association (SFV) regulations, no tickets were sold to the public.
