Rotenberg said Sochi was trying to get permission from authorities to allow spectators to attend the match with CSKA.
Sochi President Boris Rotenberg admitted the possibility that the match against CSKA in the 22nd round of the RPL will take place in front of spectators.
According to him, the club is negotiating with the authorities of the Krasnodar region and trying to obtain permission.
“Is Sochi interacting with the authorities to ensure spectator attendance at the match? Yes. Everything should go well,” said the official, whose comments are reported by SE.
According to journalist Ivan Karpov, the match between Sochi and CSKA may take place in empty stands due to the ban by the Ministry of Sports of the Krasnodar Territory on holding events with the participation of spectators. It will be valid until March 31.
Recall that the match between Sochi and CSKA will take place on March 30 at the Fisht stadium.
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Source: KP
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