China reopens stadiums to the public, 1,900 spectators

On the day when, at 'Agora' on Rai 3, the councilor of the Ministry of Health Walter Ricciardi affirms that in Italy "the reopening of the stadiums is not possible at the moment, with these numbers we cannot yet do it. Football matches, moreover, they can only take place without an audience ", the authorities of China, the country from which the pandemic started, give the green light to a partial return of the public.
    It will happen on the occasion of the big match of the Super League between the Shangai Sipg of the Brazilians Hulk and Oscar and the Beijing Guo'an scheduled for Saturday.
    It is necessary to clarify that the Chinese championship, which started last July 25 with five months delay due to the coronavirus, takes place concentrated in the 'bubbles' of Suzhou and Dalian, with all the teams playing only and exclusively in the stadiums of these two cities. Sipg-Guo'an is expected in Suzhou, and after a meeting between the leaders of the Chinese football federation and the local authorities it was decided to give the green light to the presence in the stands of 1,900 spectators. One thousand of these people will be 500 Shanghai fans and 500 of the Beijing team.
    According to the Youth Newspaper, there will then be service and security personnel, and a group of those who have worked after the recent floods in southern China who will now be able to attend the match as a reward. In all, as mentioned 1,900 people, who will have to wear the mask, provide a certificate that demonstrates the carrying out of a Covid-19 test in the last seven days and respect the distance measures, which must be at least one meter. Each spectator will have their temperature measured upon entering the stadium.