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Spain, Scotland and Netherlands plan for fans at Euro 2020
By ROB HARRISApril 7, 2021 GMT
Spain, Scotland and the Netherlands are now committing to having fans at the European Championship matches they are hosting in June.
They are the latest countries to offer assurances to UEFA over the return of crowds, leaving Dublin as one of the 12 cities with the most doubts about whether spectators will be permitted during the pandemic, and at risk of being cut from the hosting.
Bilbao is telling UEFA that it will guarantee the 53,000-capacity San Mamés can have up to a quarter of seats filled, Spanish authorities said Wednesday.
UEFA will allow host cities to upscale plans for supporters to attend Euro 2020 matches should conditions around the coronavirus pandemic improve.
The European governing body asked for the 12 host cities, including Glasgow, Dublin and London, for their proposals on how many fans they expect to be able to accommodate today.
The British government has announced plans for a number of test events, including a 21,000 crowd for the FA Cup final on May 15, with a view to having Wembley full for at least some European Championship games.
Wembley will see England open their Group D campaign against Croatia on June 13, before then welcoming Scotland on June 18 followed by the Czech Republic.
Amsterdam and Bilbao hope to have Euro stadiums a quarter full
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