For the game between 1. FC Nürnberg and FC St. Pauli, only 12,500 spectators are allowed into the Max Morlock Stadium.
Only season ticket holders have access.
Nuremberg - The top match between 1. FC Nürnberg and FC St. Pauli will take place on Sunday (November 28th).
But not everyone who has already bought a ticket for the game can watch the duel live in the Max Morlock Stadium.
Stricter corona measures came into force on Wednesday (November 24th), which is why only 12,500 of a potentially possible 50,000 viewers are allowed.
Nuremberg: Day tickets are no longer valid
2,500 day tickets have already been sold in advance.
These all lose their validity, as the club announces on its homepage.
The money will be refunded to the people concerned.
Online shoppers will get their money back automatically.
The tickets of the 3,000 announced guest fans also expire.
Season ticket holders don't have to worry, they are granted access.
Nuremberg: These corona rules apply in the stadium
The 2G + rule applies to stadium guests on Sunday.
If you want to go to the stadium in Nuremberg *, you must either be vaccinated or recovered and also present a negative corona test.
A rapid test must not be older than 24 hours, a PCR test is valid for 48 hours.
In addition, there is an FFP2 mask requirement in the entire stadium, also on the seated or standing areas, it said.
As the association also announced, all ticket holders should receive a summary of all the requirements of the valid hygiene concept.
The last home game of the year takes place on Saturday (December 4th).
The current regulations also apply then.
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