A total of four times, 14,000 spectators will make the pilgrimage to a European Championship game in the Allianz Arena.
The fans have to be prepared for bans and rules in the stadium.
Munich - The first game of the EM 2021 * will take place in Munich's Allianz Arena on June 15, but no clear rules and measures have yet been set for the 14,000 allowed spectators.
Even a ban on alcohol for stadium visitors is under discussion.
In addition, it has not yet been clarified whether the mask requirement in the arena will be lifted.
A few days before the kick-off in Fröttmaning, the health department did not provide a clear answer.
EM 2021: Strict regulations for spectators in the Allianz Arena?
Votes are in progress
In view of the relatively high number of spectators, some regulations may be introduced for visitors to the arena *, which was renamed for the European Championship.
According to a report by
Bild
, the Bavarian state government should tend to impose an alcohol ban on the stadium.
This is apparently explained by the fact that television pictures of the viewers could be shown worldwide and thus they would have a role model.
But the fans may also fear that the prescribed minimum distances will not be observed.
The question of masks also remains unanswered.
In extreme cases, the spectators may have to wear mouth and nose protection while sitting in their personal seat.
The votes on it are currently still running, as a spokeswoman for the responsible health department told the newspaper.
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A total of four games of the tournament will be played in the state capital *, including all three German group games against France, Portugal and Hungary as well as a quarter-finals.
Due to the high incidence values, Munich was long considered a shaky candidate for the tournament, and in the end an agreement was reached with UEFA on the 14,000 fans that are now allowed.
EM 2021: Munich ticket owners have to hope - World Cup in Qatar also without alcohol in the stadium
The alcohol ban is already a preparation for the upcoming World Cup in Qatar in 2022 for fans of the big nations.
At the tournament in the emirate, alcohol is only served in so-called fan zones, as the World Cup organizing committee has already announced.
There will be no sale of alcoholic beverages in the stadiums themselves.
This was already the case at the Club World Cup in Qatar in February.
Ticket holders must now hope for positive news in order to toast victory and defeat.
A good sign could be the recent relaxation of the alcohol ban in downtown Munich, and the mask requirement has also been lifted here.
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