The attendance of Serie A stadiums is once again limited and will be reduced to a standard of 50%.
The Italian government took action after nearly 100,000 positive TESTs for COVID-19 were detected in the country. Serie A regulations will reduce attendance to 50% from January 2022.
In this case, Roma suspended ticket sales for three Serie A home matches being sold, against Juventus on 10 January, against Lecce on 12 January and against Cagliari on 16 January.
In response, the Club roma issued a statement saying that the club would like to inform fans that the sale of tickets for the games for Juventus, Cagliari and Lecce has been suspended while awaiting further details on the decision to reduce the occupancy limit of the Italian stadium to 50% capacity.
For more information and updates related to it, the Club of Roma will be released in the coming days.
In any case, Roma will protect the rights of fans who have already purchased season and individual tickets.
This season, Roma's stadium attendance has been impressive, ranking third in Serie A, just behind Inter Milan and AC Milan.
Unlike the Milan duo, Roma's performance is much worse than inter and milan. In this case, Roma can have such a high attendance rate, many people think it is the Mourinho effect.
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