When reigning cup winners and current Bundesliga runners-up Borussia Dortmund meet runners-up RB Leipzig this Saturday evening (6:30 p.m.), Signal-Iduna-Park will be at full capacity.
No more space left: BVB expects a full Signal Iduna Park for the home game against Leipzig.
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Spring is coming – and with it looser corona rules. As a result, in Dortmund, for example, a completely full stadium will be reached again after a long time – more precisely after a long 763 days full of corona reports and corona guidelines.
To be more precise: When RB Leipzig presents itself in the Signal-Iduna-Park on Saturday evening (6.30 p.m., LIVE! on kicker), then the local BVB will once again welcome a proud “81,365 spectators”. The Westphalians officially announced this on their website early Monday evening.
The Dortmunders write exactly here: “The game between Borussia Dortmund and Rasenballsport Leipzig is sold out! In the free sale on Monday, the last tickets were sold out. We are looking forward to 81,365 spectators in the most beautiful stadium in the world!”
The 3G rule makes it possible
The whole thing is possible because the 3G rule applies again with immediate effect. Means: You have to be vaccinated, recovered or tested.
However, the black and yellow issue a safety warning: “We recommend wearing the mask wherever distances cannot be maintained. Masks are still mandatory in the hospitality area.” And: “We would like to ask you to arrive early.”
