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FANS ARE REMINDED OF GOV’T PROTOCOL IN STADIA

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 December 2020

By Jon Couch
SUPPORTERS still allowed to attend football matches are being reminded of the importance of following Government Covid guidelines after the new classification of the Tier system.
With around 43 per cent of the country now operating in Tier 4, after Wednesday’s upgrades, fewer football fans have been given the green light to attend matches.
But those who can, however - ‘non-elite’ clubs in a Tier 2 or Tier 3 locations - have been reminded of their responsibilities in football stadia, while clubs themselves are encouraged to review this updated guidance and ensu...

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