Stadiums belonging to Super League clubs are set to be shunned when UEFA considers contingency options for staging Euro 2020 this summer, the PA news agency understands. Clubs receive a stadium hire fee from UEFA and it is understood European football’s governing body would be unwilling to line the pockets of the rebel teams. The Hungarian city has also made the most ambitious commitment in terms of stadium capacity, advising UEFA that the Puskas Arena could be 100 per cent full. Nine of the original 12 cities have given minimum capacity guarantees to UEFA over the games they are hosting. Hampden Park in Glasgow is due to host four matches, again at 25 per cent capacity.

Source: Express April 22, 2021 11:48 UTC