April 29 - The UEFA Cup final may promise 10,000 fans, according to the Daily Mail, but even if the
Manchester United Football Club
和
Arsenal (name)
Both made it to the final, and fans of both teams may not be able to make it to the game.
UEFA and Polish authorities are finalizing plans to grant 10,000 fans access to the Gdansk stadium for the UEFA Cup final next month, which, according to Polish media reports, will be the first domestic soccer match in Poland to grant fans access since the outbreak.
Manchester United Football Club
will meet Roma in the following semifinal, while the
Arsenal (name)
will then welcome Villarreal, but the Mail suggests that even if the two teams
England Premier Soccer League
The team kills the final and their fans may not be able to make it to the game.
The earliest date for the resumption of out-of-country excursions, now that the excursion constraints imposed by the British government have stopped British citizens from vacationing abroad, is May 17, but that date has not yet been recognized.
Today, UK Transport Secretary Grant Shapps indicated that the NHS app will record the vaccination and new crown test status of tourists, but he did not reveal when the app will be operational.
Even if the excursion constraints are released by then, the app is put into use, the Polish authorities have promised foreign fans to enter the stadium, and whether the fans in the UK can go to the local football will also need to depend on the situation. The UK according to the degree of severity of the epidemic will be divided into countries red, amber and green, to go to different colors of the country, return home to the need for quarantine time is also different.
British citizens arriving on excursions from the UK to Poland can now be removed from the 10-day quarantine if they test positive for new crowns on arrival.
Poland has seen a high rate of new coronavirus infections in recent months, but they have managed to avoid a third wave of the outbreak. According to Reuters, the number of new cases being stated in Poland every day is down by more than two-thirds from the peak at the end of March.
In the last seven days, 165 people per 100,000 in Poland have been infected with the new crown, compared with 25 per 100,000 in the UK.
After a slow start-up process, Poland's vaccination program has now accelerated, with the Polish Ministry of Health indicating that the country received around 204,872 doses of vaccine per day on an even basis last week. Overall, Poland vaccinated 27 out of every 100 people, compared to 68 out of every 100 people in the UK.
