The British Executive will maintain exemptions for sporting events, despite the fourteen-day quarantine imposed on travelers arriving from Spain
The dispute of the second leg of the second round of the Champions League between the Manchester City and the Real Madridat Etihad Stadium he is not in danger. Despite the fourteen-day quarantine imposed by the British Government on travelers arriving from Spain due to the outbreaks of Covid-19, the compound of the ‘skyblue’ complex will remain the location of the meeting.
This is at least the case in the British press, which maintains that the Executive headed by Boris Johnson has no intention of revoking the waivers he announced this month for certain sporting eventsThis means that the meeting may take place in England behind closed doors.
The British Government announced on Saturday that starting this Sunday travelers arriving from Spain to the islands will have to be quarantined fourteen days, due to the increase in coronavirus cases in Spain.
But according to ‘The Sun’ and other media, the British Culture Minister will maintain the exception that allows the quarantine to be circumvented when it comes to sporting events, which would allow the Real Madrid expedition to land without problems in the United Kingdom to measure the Manchester City on August 7 at the Etihad Stadium, as planned since UEFA confirmed that the second leg matches for the four round of 16 knockouts that could not be completed in March due to the pandemic would take place in the team stadiums who will officiate as locals.
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