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UEFA allows return of fans at maximum 30% stadium capacity

Last updated : Oct 02, 2020 18:10
SportzPower Team
Oct 02, 2020 11:10

FOLLOWING THE successful pilot match that was held at the UEFA Super Cup in Budapest on 24 September, The UEFA executive committee on Thursday decided to allow the partial return of spectators for UEFA matches where local laws permit, starting from next week’s national team matches.

The number of spectators will be capped at a maximum of 30 percent of the respective stadium capacity and away supporters will not be allowed into the games until further notice.

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