Yesterday, the Portuguese League announced that the matches on the last day of the tournament will witness a public presence on the stands, declaring that 10 percent of the capacity of the stadium has access to it exclusively for fans of the clubs visited, which they must attend. At the entrance to the venue, the negative result of the Covid-19 rapid test.
According to Paula, despite the fact that this is a common desire among all clubs, the truth is that the molds cause discomfort in some logos, namely those who in the last round will still fight for survival and who will have to play outside their home turf. From home and deal with that extra hurdle. Instead, those who suffer and act as visitors will have an advantage. In other words, after a full season without an audience (the two Santa Clara games were the exception), equality is not guaranteed at the most crucial moments of the season.
I still don’t know what Flight 33 has in store for this fight for permanence (especially this flight, although today also the second and last European venue is still open), yet they are still not safe Gil Vicente, Portimonense, Marítimo, Rio Ave, Boavista , Farince and Nacional. Among this group, Gilles Vicente, Portimonense and Nacional play at home, and Maritimo, Rio Avenue, Boavista and Varensee play. And there are direct duels like Gil Vicente-Boavista and Nacional-Rio Ave.
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