Oh UK Allowed a thousand to enter Italian fans To the end Eurocup This Sunday, 11. The Italian Football Federation is distributing tickets costing 610 euros (R $ 3784), each, to fans who wish to support Italy At the end of the European national team competition.
The “lucky ones” will have to go in and out of the overseas border on Sunday, which will remain in the supervised health bubble. Not only will he face five days of isolation on his return to Italy, but fans will not be able to contact the general public while staying in Italy. England.
Although the British government relaxed controls and allowed the distribution of tickets with the help of the UEFA, British supporters were forced to give up tickets for the fight against Ukraine in the quarterfinals. As the match took place in Rome, the Italian authorities decided not to change the rules of isolation.
VIP guests, on the other hand, can spend the entire week in London. In addition, they are allowed to travel by private transport and stay in government-appointed hotels. Except when attending official Euro events there is an expectation that recipients of this offer will be isolated.
Concerns are growing about the growing number of Govt-19 cases in the UK. Despite this, thousands of people have flocked to Wembley Stadium to follow one of the most memorable moments in English football history. The semi-final was the most important stage for the “England team” to reach the Euro Cup. This happened on two occasions: 1968 and 1996.
The Football Association of England (FA for short) estimates that there will be 67,000 spectators at this end, as happened in the semi-final between England and Denmark.
Betting on tickets also attracts attention. However, the options are limited. National Associations receive 16% of tickets to distribute among registered fans. As it did with the Danes, only Italians living in the United Kingdom have the right to receive them. Considering that approximately 250,000 people fit into this group, tickets are expected to sell out in a very short period of time.
Other ways are to search for tickets on social media or to constantly update the UFA online portal. An account called “WembleTickets” was created on Twitter to prevent people from buying fake tickets without falling prey to scams.
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