Lauterbach criticizes Bundesliga – “Games in a full stadium currently not acceptable” – domestic policy

Cologne – Sold out hut at the Rheinderby on Saturday.

While virologists and politicians are calling for contact restrictions, 50,000 spectators saw the match between 1. FC Cologne and Mönchengladbach.

FC managing director Alex Wehrle (46) referred to the 2-G rule in the stadium and personalized tickets that enable contact tracking. Before the game, it was also mandatory to wear a mask at the seat.

Photo: Niels Starnick / BILD

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Many did not stick to it. SPD health expert Karl Lauterbach (58) criticized BILD on Sunday:

“I find it very problematic what we see in football. People do not get infected in the stadium, but the journey and the celebrations after the game are the sources of infection. Therefore, games in a full stadium are currently not acceptable. “

The first ghost game of the Bundesliga season will take place in Leipzig on Sunday.