The Football Association is hoping Wembley can be at its full 90,000 capacity for the Euro 2020 final, but accepts 45,000 might be a more realistic target. The authorities in Ireland could not provide UEFA with minimum capacity guarantees amid the coronavirus pandemic. The FA has guaranteed a minimum of 25 per cent capacity for England’s group games at Wembley but is confident of going significantly higher for the knockout stages. FA chief executive Mark Bullingham is hoping Wembley will be 50 per cent full at least (Football Association handout). “From our perspective we think 50 per cent might be more realistic at the moment, but if the situation improves I would love the final to be full.

Source: Express April 23, 2021 15:11 UTC