DBasia.news – Good news for clubs competing in Serie A 2021-2022. The reason, the fans will be allowed to watch live. However, not all stadiums will have the same number of supporters.
The coronavirus pandemic is starting to leave European football. One of them is in Italy. The local government allowed fans to watch live at the stadium.
Based on the latest guidelines, areas in the white zone will get permission to open up to 50 percent capacity in open arenas. The regulation is also a breath of fresh air for Serie A which will start on August 21st.
That way, clubs such as Inter Milan and AC Milan which are based at the San Siro can be supported by their supporters up to 37,961 spectators or 50 percent of the stadium’s capacity. Meanwhile, Lazio and AS Roma who have a house at the Olimpico will get 36,630 spectators. The San Siro and the Olimpico are the two largest stadiums that are home to Serie A clubs.
However, according to Italian Football, the conditions for entering the stadium are not arbitrary. Spectators must have a Green Pass to be able to see their favorite club compete live.
A Green Pass is an electronic certificate that provides information if the holder has been vaccinated twice. In addition, the Green Pass also contains a health track record of not contracting COVID-19 in the previous few months and a negative PSR test in the last 48 hours.
Therefore, the relevant parties still have not allowed the club to sell season tickets for the 2021-2022 Serie A. Moreover, regulations can still change, depending on the conditions that occur.
The following is the capacity of stadiums in Serie A to accommodate fans for the 2021-2022 season:
Inter and Milan (Stadio Giuseppe Meazza): 37,961
Lazio and Rome (Stadio Olimpico): 36,630
Napoli (Stadio Maradona): 27,363
Fiorentina (Stadio Franchi): 23,641
Juventus (Allianz Stadium): 20,753
Verona (Stadio Bentegodi): 19,605
Genoa and Sampdoria (Stadio Ferraris): 18,299
Bologna (Stadio Dall’Ara): 18,231
Salernitana (Stadio Arechi): 16,650
Torino (Stadio Olimpico Grande Torino): 13,997
Udinese (Dacia Arena): 12,572
Atalanta (Gewiss Stadium): 11.256
Sassuolo (Mapei Stadium): 10,792
Empoli (Stadio Castellani): 9,923
Cagliari (Sardegna Arena): 8,208
Spezia (Stadio Picchi): 5,168
Venice (Stadio Penzo): 3,713