Managing Virus Risks for Live Sports in Stadia
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Read Full ArticleUK's Wembley Stadium has played host to several Euro 2020 games so far, and will host both the semi-finals and finals of the competition, and national COVID restrictions will still apply at all of these events.
England expects to move to Step Four of lockdown restrictions on 19 July, where all legal limits on the numbers meeting indoors and outdoors will be removed. There also will be no limits on the number of people attending events and there will no longer be a legal obligation to wear a face mask.
Prior to these changes, what is UEFA doing to protect spectators at Wembley stadium?
All ticket holders aged 11 and older must show evidence of one of the following to be allowed entry to Wembley Stadium;
Mobile football match tickets are in operation for the Euros and face coverings must be worn upon entry to the stadium and in all indoor areas. You can take it off only when seated in view of the pitch.
Wembley Stadium will host 21,500 fans for the first round of 16 matches. The capacity will increase to 50 per cent for the second round of 16 matches, and to 75 per cent for the semi-finals and final.
It is believed that Wembley Stadium's security is provided by various suppliers, including Knights Group Security, who provide manned security for the red sector Level 1 and Level 5.
Coventry-based event management specialist Stadium supports the venue operators with crowd management at Wembley's events, requiring 70 of Stadium’s stewarding and security staff.
Picture: a photograph of the England flag of St George.
Article written by Ella Tansley | Published 07 July 2021
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