The president of LaLiga, Javier Tebas, advanced this Thursday that the employers are “working on a protocol to open the stadiums” to the public that could be established for “this season or for the next”, until a full capacity can be had, something that he believes will still take time.
“We are working on a protocol to open the stadiums to fans. Keep the social distance, with a mask. 'Sectorized' areas with a special entrance door. A web page where the one who will go will have to sign up to be told the hour and minute of entry, the path they have to travel inside the stadium, to avoid crowds and the same at the exit “, Thebes said on Radio MARCA Asturias.
“We are very concerned about the entrances and exits of the stadiums, game breaks. It is a protocol that can be used for this season or for the next until we can have the full capacity, something that I think will still take “, he added.
The president of LaLiga also referred to the decision of the Anti-Violence Commission to decree the Asturian derby between Sporting de Gijón and Oviedo, of LaLiga SmartBank, on June 22, “high risk”: “I could not mediate between the managers of Sporting and Oviedo, they have to ask me to do so. I wish there was a better relationship.”
“When people do not go to the stadiums, we must remember that Monday is the best day of television viewing. The derby, even if it is late (21:45 CEST), is in the best television hours, in 'prime time'. If there had been an audience in the stadiums, it would not have been played at that time, much less being in the north. The derby, even without fans at the stadium, is always a derby, “he added.
In addition, Thebes appealed to fans not to take to the streets: “I want to appeal to the fans to enjoy the derby of their homes. There is no need to raise your guard, at any moment there can be an outbreak in a group of fans that can affect a city”, stated.