The Italian government will permit fans to attend this summer’s Euro 2020 championship games, with Rome’s Olympic stadium scheduled to host the first game.
Stadiums will be allowed to welcome fans up to 25% occupancy, which will allow social distancing to be enforced amid the continuing coronavirus pandemic.
“The government approval of the public’s presence at Rome’s Euro 2020 matches is wonderful news that we will immediately pass on to UEFA,” FIGC President Gabriele Gravina said in a statement.
Euro 2020
UEFA give four host cities 10 days to provide more details
09/04/2021 AT 16:25
- Exclusive: Spurs line up move for ‘Austria’s Peter Crouch’, Jose safe for now
- VAR a total shambles, but is Big Sam back? – The Warm-Up
- Real Madrid’s Ramos tests positive for Covid-19
Rome’s Olympic stadium is due to host the tournament’s opening match, Italy vs Turkey, on June 11 and three other games.
Other governments will decide their own restritcions, should they choose to alter current guidance.
‘Moment of truth’ – Ronaldo could return to Man Utd – Euro Papers
Euro 2020
England’s Euros group games ‘in front of 22,500 fans’
08/04/2021 AT 21:10
Euro 2020
Azerbaijan commits to 50% fan capacity for Euro 2020 games
08/04/2021 AT 20:12
