Manchester United will begin the 2020/21 season through closed-door gambling, although it has provided an update on its plans to bring enthusiasts back to Old Trafford.
The launch of the full list of Premier League games for the coming season has revealed that United will begin their crusade of the house on September 19 against Crystal Palace. The Ole Gunnar Solskjaer team started its season a week earlier at Burnley, this attack deserves to be postponed to give United a 30-day break between seasons.
The government has announced its goal of bringing enthusiasts to primary sporting events in October, with a capacity most likely 30% at first. This means that the first match imaginable for United against the enthusiasts may be the clash at home with Tottenham on October 3.
Nothing has yet been shown and United has said it will follow the rules of the Premier League and government departments.
A on United’s online page said: “Our plans for the new season in and out of the box continue.
“We are working with the Premier League, the Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sports, the Sports Field Safety Authority and the local government to plan a safe return of enthusiasts to Old Trafford matches as soon as possible, but it is transparent that matches will be played behind closed doors until October 1 at the earliest.
“These plans will be finalized once we have received more data from the applicable government on social distance needs, the effect on this will have to have capacity, and a longer-term roadmap on when to return to full capacity will be imaginable. We are preparing for many contingencies imaginable. »
United showed that they will contact enthusiasts to see how and when price ticket holders can attend reduced-capacity matches, as well as enthusiasts who have renewed their subscriptions.
United remains committed to following the government’s social estrangement rules and procedures and to support the NHS’s testing and traceability formula as the country seeks the covid-19 pandemic.