Bremen – At Union Berlin and FC Hansa Rostock, they are looking forward to a return of fans to the stadiums on the last match day – at SV Werder Bremen that will not happen.
“The current Corona regulation for Bremen does not allow spectators to attend the last home game of the season,” reported Michael Rudolph, media director of Werder Bremen: “We felt with Bremen politics whether there could be any changes in this regard by the weekend. But that will not be the case on a relevant scale, so that a partial opening for spectators is currently out of the question. ”In Rostock 7,500 are allowed spectator celebrate the possible promotion to the second division, at Union Berlin there will be 2,000 fans at the end of the season. In both cities, the incidence value is well below 100. Holstein Kiel meanwhile refrained from a possible return of his supporters because professional football should not claim a special role in society, the club said.
Werder Bremen against Borussia Mönchengladbach remains a ghost game
In Bremen, the incidence value has now fallen to 58.7, the federal emergency brake no longer applies. Nevertheless, it will be on Saturday in the relegation thriller of Werder Bremen against Borussia Monchengladbach at a Ghost game stay in the Weserstadion. “We accept this and hope that we will help to keep the falling incidence values down so that we can soon have a real stadium experience with our fans again,” reported Rudolph. (knee) Also interesting: Werder rescue for Schaaf an “affair of the heart”.
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