Euro 2020 Crowds

To drive home concerns over the crowds spreading the COVID-19 virus, the government referred to the spike in cases in the England, where 60,000 fans were allowed in London's Wembley Stadium for the semi finals of Euro 2020.

Euro 2020: Over 60,000 fans will be allowed to attend the semi-finals and the final at the Wembley Stadium in London with attendance increased to 75 per cent of capacity, the British government said on Tuesday.

Wales captain Gareth Bale said on Tuesday a "hostile" Baku crowd supporting Turkey in their Euro 2020 Group A match will motivate his side

Denmark's team doctor described the harrowing moment he realised Christian Eriksen's pulse had stopped as medics worked desperately to save him in front of traumatised players and a stunned crowd on Saturday.

Ahead of the Euro Cup 2020, Denmark will lift has lifted use of face mask and crowd limited for the matches have been increased.

Munich is set to host four matches in Euro 2020 and the German FA has requested the local government to try and allow fans in the stadium.

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin said that he is certain that crowds will return to football stadiums soon.

To drive home concerns over the crowds spreading the COVID-19 virus, the government referred to the spike in cases in the England, where 60,000 fans were allowed in London's Wembley Stadium for the semi finals of Euro 2020.

Euro 2020: Over 60,000 fans will be allowed to attend the semi-finals and the final at the Wembley Stadium in London with attendance increased to 75 per cent of capacity, the British government said on Tuesday.

Wales captain Gareth Bale said on Tuesday a "hostile" Baku crowd supporting Turkey in their Euro 2020 Group A match will motivate his side

Denmark's team doctor described the harrowing moment he realised Christian Eriksen's pulse had stopped as medics worked desperately to save him in front of traumatised players and a stunned crowd on Saturday.

Ahead of the Euro Cup 2020, Denmark will lift has lifted use of face mask and crowd limited for the matches have been increased.

Munich is set to host four matches in Euro 2020 and the German FA has requested the local government to try and allow fans in the stadium.

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin said that he is certain that crowds will return to football stadiums soon.