Kids under 15 years old accompanied by teachers or football coaches will be allowed at the Nations League match between Serbia and Germany on Friday.
The game is supposed to be played behind closed doors after Serbia were handed a sanction due to racist and discriminatory behaviour by their fans. However, a clause in the UEFA regulations allows the selected group of guests.
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“We’re expecting some 5,000 guests,” a spokesman for the Serbian football federation told dpa on Tuesday.
The stadium usually hosts around 55,000 spectators.
The German Football Federation, meanwhile, was allowed to distribute 50 tickets and handed them to loyal fans using a points system.
Germany are third in Nations League Group A2 after one win in four matches so far under coach Jürgen Klopp. They drew with the Netherlands, lost at home to Greece, beat Serbia and were held 0-0 by the Greeks away.
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