Bild: Several Bundesliga teams are interested in following Leipzig's appeal and winning more access

Recently, a number of senior members of Bundesliga teams have expressed dissatisfaction with Germany's epidemic prevention measures, believing that the Bundesliga should allow more fans to enter. Leipzig have appealed to the court to win more fans. According to the German media "Bild", more Bundesliga teams may follow Leipzig's example and turn to the law to try to get more spectators in.

According to the latest regulations in Saxony, where Leipzig is located, the stadium is only allowed to a maximum of 1,000 spectators. Leipzig has appealed this. Bild lists the reactions of several other Bundesliga teams to this.

Cologne: Cologne has also decided to appeal, hoping the weekend match with Freiburg will allow 12,500 spectators.

Bayer Leverkusen: We are considering legal action, but we are also waiting for a change in policy.

Stuttgart: No decision to appeal has been made yet. Top Hitzelspeg said: "Stuttgart will not act alone, it will negotiate with other clubs. ”

BIELEFELD: No appeal.

Hertha Berlin: I want to wait for the unification of the epidemic prevention rules and do not intend to appeal.

Bayern Munich: Compared to an appeal, Bayern wants friendly representations with the state government.

Dortmund: Dortmund reportedly favored Leipzig's appeal, but wanted to wait for the latest epidemic prevention regulations in North Rhine-Westphalia.

Borussia Moncheng: We will continue to pay attention to the situation and hope that Dort will show the way for the team in North Rhine-Westphalia.