UEFA Super Cup: Only 13,000 can attend Chelsea vs Villarreal in Belfast - Punch Newspapers

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Real Madrid's players celebrate with the trophy after winning the UEFA Super Cup football match between Real Madrid and Manchester United.

File photo: AFPNext month’s European Super Cup match between Chelsea and Villarreal in Belfast can be attended by up to 13,000 fans, the European continent’s football ruling body UEFA said on Friday.It added that all ticket-holders require a negative coronavirus test to enter the stadium and supporters from abroad are subject to local coronavirus regulations.

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