Czech euphoria! Tomáš Holeš and his teammates celebrate a goal in the Netherlands’ net in the round of 16 in the EURO.
Bernadett Szabo, Reuters
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“One of the fans decided to arrange a fan plane to Baku. The preliminary price is from 13 550 CZK to 16 220 CZK for the return flight and depends on the occupancy of the plane. The total price will be divided equally among all passengers. This is not an official trip but a common years, which is organized by fans, “said the fan club on his twitter account.
He added that he would provide more information after the flight was arranged with a charter company. According to the preliminary plan, the machine with the fans should leave on Friday at 14:00 and return from Azerbaijan at 10:00 on Sunday.
Decent celebration, no whirlwind! assures the coach. Tickets to Baku from Tuesday
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The match in Baku is difficult for Czech fans to access. There is no direct connection from Prague to the Azerbaijani capital, which is three thousand kilometers away, and travel is only possible with a transfer.
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Patrik Schick and his teammates celebrate his fourth goal at EURO
Attila Kisbenedek, Reuters
In addition, stricter coronavirus measures apply in Baku than in Budapest, where 7,000 Czech fans drove the national team forward on Sunday in the 2-0 final win over the Netherlands.
Supporters on the way to the match must submit either a negative PCR test for coronavirus, which will not be older than 72 hours, completed vaccination, or proof of disease. At the same time, the local authorities issue special visas on the basis of a ticket. In addition, it is necessary to have a negative PCR test for leaving the country and to return to the Czech Republic after isolation. Its length depends on whether the person in question has completed the vaccination.
While the Czechs have to undergo a control PCR test in their homeland after spending from Azerbaijan and spend time in isolation, the Danes do not have to quarantine. The Nordic fan club has already announced that it will send 1,000 fans to Baku in an organized manner.
At noon, the pre-sale of tickets for the match for fan club members began on the UEFA portal. Each fan can buy a maximum of four tickets for the quarterfinals as well as for the round of 16. Tickets can be purchased in three price categories from 75 euros (1913 crowns) to 225 euros (5738 crowns). Due to the pandemic, the capacity in Baku is halved and 31,000 spectators can go to the auditorium of the Olympic Stadium.
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