The government has given the go-ahead to return of the public to the stadiums in the last two days of the Santander League. This was announced this Wednesday by the Minister of Culture and Sports, Jose Manuel Rodriguez Uribes, after the meeting of Interterritorial Council of the National Health System in which the Ministry of Health and the different health ministries of the autonomous communities have participated.
In Euskadi, with the highest incidence of all the autonomous communities, the presence of the public in the last match that remains against Real Madrid in San Mamés is ruled out.
Euskadi is in extreme irrigation and it is required phase 1. In principle, only in the Valencian Community and the Balearic Islands would they be allowed to host public. For this reason, the last appointment of the season for Athletic at the Martínez Valero de Alicante it could be played with spectators in the stands.
For Athletic Club and for many other First Division teams it would be a comparative grievance the fact that some can count on fans and other teams cannot.
Rodríguez Uribes has indicated that the decision was made after hearing the “claims” of the representatives of the League and the ACB. The minister recalled that the decision to prevent the public during these months has not prevented fans from enjoying the sport and has made it possible for television rights to continue to reach all sports that benefit from them.
Manu Carreño already advanced in The spar that this measure was part of the plan B established by the Government for the return of the public to the fields. The initial idea, which was later discarded by indication of the Ministry of Health, was to implement the measure for the last four days.
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