The test certificates on match days are only valid for adults. At first, random checks are apparently carried out.
In order to watch football matches in the stadium again in the future, fans in the English Premier League may soon have to prove that they are fully vaccinated or tested negative for the corona virus in the 48 hours before the start of the game. England's top league announced corresponding rules on match days. “This also includes working towards an examination of the Covid-19 status, if this becomes mandatory.” At first, random checks are apparently carried out.
The schedule on match days will be “a little different than normal” in the future, announced the Premier League. They want to carry out the corona status checks in such a way that there are as few disruptions as possible and maximum security is guaranteed. The league-wide regulations apply to adults. The clubs themselves make the decision on admission rules for minors.
In order to present a negative test result, all that is needed is a quick test that fans can carry out at home. They then enter the result online on the website of the national health service (NHS). A professional review does not take place.
