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Conmebol announced this Sunday that it intends to return with the public in the stadiums from the round of 16 of the Libertadores and Sudamericana, which start next Tuesday. The statement was made after the decision of Copa América in Maracanã, last Saturday, between Argentina and Brazil, with the presence of guests.
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According to a statement from the South American Football Confederation, for this to happen, the host cities of the matches will have to release according to the sanitary protocols.
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Copa América final had audience at Maracanã — Photo: André Durão
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Also according to Conmebol, the “gradual return of the public is essential for the development of South American football”. A protocol, with some measures to be followed, was also released by the entity.
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In the final of Copa América, won by Argentina, Maracanã received an audience of approximately 1,600 fans, after the release of the City Hall of Rio de Janeiro.
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Check out Conmebol’s press release:
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The South American Football Confederation makes known the “Protocol of Recommendations for the Return of the Public in Stadiums” in the games of Conmebol Libertadores and Conmebol Sudamericana 2021, from the round of 16 onwards.
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It establishes a series of recommendations, which must be discussed with the health authorities of each country for their application and/or modification.
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Conmebol considers that the gradual return of the public is essential for the development of South American football, which is why, if the national authorities allow it, the return to the public is authorized in these competitions.
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