Young football fans are BANNED from the Carabao Cup final with Under 18s – and pregnant women – told they CAN’T be part of the 8,000-person crowd at Wembley test event under the latest Government rules
Manchester City and Tottenham fans under the age of 18 will not be allowed to attend the Carabao Cup final next weekend under Government rules.
It was confirmed last week that the Wembley final will act as an official pilot event with fans in attendance as part of the UK Government’s road map out of lockdown.
Tottenham and Manchester City have each been allocated 2,000 tickets for the game on April 25 but, as final ticket details emerged on Tuesday, there will be no under-18s or pregnant women allowed to attend.
The fixture – being used as a pilot event to gauge the logistics of the return of big crowds – will be attended by 8,000 supporters, with the 4,000 not allocated to either club offered to NHS staff and residents of nearby Brent.
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Man City and Tottenham fans under the age of 18 will not be allowed at the Carabao Cup final
Wembley will hold 8,000 on the day, with other tickets going to NHS staff and Brent residents