SportNews has researched: This is what fans can expect in the football stadium

Germany In Germany there is still some uncertainty as to what will happen next for the spectators. Fans are allowed everywhere again, but in the foreseeable future the stadiums will be allowed to be used to a maximum of 50% of the total capacity, although the number may not exceed 25.000. A disadvantage for the larger clubs. The current incidence values are the relevant guideline when calculating the number of spectators permitted. Distance rules must be adhered to, as must the alcohol bans adopted in some federal states. Some clubs would like more fans in their own arena, while others require the 2G rule (vaccinated or recovered). For many people in charge, vaccination remains the best solution in the football business, with 1. FC Cologne offering the Johnson&Johnson vaccine at the home game against Hertha BSC.

In any case, the special paths and uncertainties reduce the euphoria in the venues. Numerous organized fan scenes, such as those of FC Bayern Munich, are currently not actively present, so one cannot usually speak of a 100 percent atmospheric stadium experience. Italy 50% is also the highest viewership in Italy. You are required to show your Green Pass and, in addition to the usual Covid safety rules, it is also forbidden to stand up - at least that's the official requirement. A small number of away fans are permitted. The current infection situation is also relevant in Italy, although, as in Germany, local conditions may vary as the authorities there have scope for adjustment.

<a data-caption="Wenn an diesem Freitagabend Meister Inter in Verona gastiert, wird die Hellas-Fankurve, wie hier beim Spiel gegen Sassuolo, gut gefüllt sein. Das ist aber nicht überall so. © ANSA / EMANUELE PENNACCHIO" data-fancybox="inline-81119" target="_image" href="https://s3-images.sportnews.bz/_images/scale/1280x1280/img/2021/08/wenn-am-samstag-meister-inter-in-verona-gastiert-wird-die-hellas-fankurve-wie-hier-beim-spiel-gegen-sassuolo-gut-gefuellt-sein-das-ist-aber-nicht-ue.jpg"> When champions Inter visit Verona this Friday evening, the Hellas fan curve will be well filled, as was the case here at the game against Sassuolo. But that is not the case everywhere. © ANSA / EMANUELE PENNACCHIO

The first match day showed that the regulations are being adhered to in many places, but often not in many corners, some of which are active again. Stadium goers report that the atmosphere is definitely good, but they also confirm that not all of the requirements are being observed. It is unclear whether any consequences will follow. In advance, some fans had made an official statement and were either against the security concepts or in favor of returning to the stadium. Austria In Austria, the 3G rule (vaccinated - recovered - tested) is generally the legal entry requirement for events of all kinds, visits to restaurants, hairdressing salons and much more. Proof is therefore also required for entry to the stadium. “There are neither distance rules nor a mask requirement, but full capacity utilization.” Football insider Christian Bruckner on the situation in Austria. Ballesterer journalist, blogger and groundhopper Christian Bruckner has already been there several times this season and reports: “In 8 federal states, self-tests are also accepted as a negative test, but not in Vienna due to its own official regulations. The folder at the entrance requires proof (digital in the app or on paper) and ID before you are allowed in. This is handled in the same way in the Bundesliga as it is on small sports fields in the amateur leagues. Furthermore, there is no distance regulation, mask requirement and full capacity within the stadium.” At his favorite club, SK Rapid Vienna, people are happy about the usual and long-missed world-class atmosphere. Austria's football fans seem to be privileged at the moment, now we can only hope that the red-white-red concept is fruitful and can then be followed elsewhere.

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SportNews has researched: This is what fans can expect in the football stadium

With the start of Serie A last weekend, all of Europe's top football leagues have now started playing. Many fans in South Tyrol have long been planning to visit stadiums in Verona, Milan, Munich or Vienna. SportNews researched and asked what to expect in the arenas.

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