Euro 2020: 14,000 Spectators To Be Allowed At The Allianz Arena

Euro 2020: 14,000 Spectators To Be Allowed At The Allianz Arena By Uche Dozie The Bavarian authorities have gave the green light on Friday to host 14,000 spectators per match at the Allianz Arena in Munich one of the host of the 2020 Euro, BSNSports.com.ng reports. The Bavarian capital is due to host the three matches of the first round of Germany, against France, Portugal (June 19) and Hungary (June 23) as well as a quarter-final on July 2. "Bavaria is doing better, normalcy is returning. With a strict health protocol, tests and masks, the stadium will be 20% full, or around 14,000 spectators," announced the head of the regional government, Markus. Söder. The Germany-France match on June 15 will therefore be the first to welcome fans to Munich since the establishment of the closed door in March 2020, Bayern Munich having never replayed in public since, report Eurosport France. Until now, neither Bavaria nor the city of Munich had committed to welcoming a public for the Euro, despite the expectations of UEFA, which wants no match in the tournament to be organized in a stadium empty. This year's Euro will kick off in Rome with Twenty-four teams playing across 51 matches in 12 cities, starting on Friday June 11 2021. The semi-finals and finals will be played at the Webley Stadium.