Le Losc will play its Group G final without its loyal supporters.
The strong epidemic outbreak of Covid-19 which is raging in Europe, and especially in Germany, has prompted the authorities of Lower Saxony to prohibit the Lille public from coming to Wolfsburg in the Champions League on Wednesday.
Terrible news for the 600 mastiff lovers who planned to make the trip after paying 75 euros for the trip by bus and entry to the stadium, according to La Voix du Nord.
About ten coaches had been chartered for the event.
As a reminder, Jocelyn Gourvennec's men must bring back at least one draw to qualify for the knockout stages of C1.
A feat never achieved since 2007.
Total behind closed doors in Munich against Barça
The limit of the public in the stadiums (a third of the capacity of the enclosure and 15,000 spectators maximum) was decided Thursday by the federal and national German authorities.
This will be the case from Saturday of the Dortmund-Bayern Munich shock at Signal Iduna Park which can usually accommodate up to 81,365 people.
The poster of the Champions League Bayern Munich - FC Barcelona will be played squarely behind closed doors on Wednesday evening, by decision of the Bavarian authorities.
Angela Merkel again called the new wave of Covid-19 hitting Germany "very serious", even "dramatic" in some areas where intensive care units are overloaded.
The country is preparing to prohibit access to non-essential shops, restaurants, places of culture or recreation to those who are not vaccinated.
