9,500 spectators will be able to watch live at the Europa League final on 26 May in Gdansk.
This was announced by UEFA with a statement in which he explains that "the authorities have confirmed that the stadium will be able to accommodate up to 9,500 spectators, or about 25% of its capacity. The two finalists will each receive 2,000 tickets, while another 2,000. they will be sold to the neutral public (maximum two tickets per person) on Uefa.com. The remaining tickets are intended for local organizing committees, Uefa and national federations, commercial partners and broadcasters ".
It is then specified, by the way, by the rules on Covid, that "fans from abroad must respect the restrictions on entry into the country and the requirements in force at the time of the final. There are no exceptions for ticket holders. access to the stadium will be guaranteed in compliance with local laws. The requirements will be confirmed by local authorities this week and may include the obligation to produce a vaccination certificate or a negative test for Covid-19 ". It is also explained that "should the local authorities announce a reduction in stadium capacity, UEFA will reimburse the total cost of the tickets to surplus buyers".
The second leg of the Europa League semi-finals will be played on Thursday, Roma-Manchester United (first leg 6-2 for the English) and Arsenal-Villarreal (first leg 2-1 for the Spaniards).
