The safety of everyone is priority and the Premier League and clubs are taking all steps possible to create safe matchday environments for supporters
Here is all you need to know if you are planning to attend a Premier League match.
Attending a #PL match? You must:
— Premier League (@premierleague) December 18, 2021
✅ Be fully vaccinated or show proof of a negative lateral flow test
🧑💻 Complete your COVID-19 self declaration on your club's website
📱 Only attend if you can show your COVID pass
😷 Wear a face covering
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The Premier League has issued new protocols, following the introduction of the Government’s "Autumn and Winter Plan B". Here is a brief overview as to the new requirements.
See: League updates matchday protocols for fans
For more details, we have provided a guide to frequently asked questions by supporters.
See: COVID-19 protocols for fans: FAQs
Before attending a Premier League match, fans must read the supporter's Code of Conduct of the club whose stadium they are visiting.
They should also be aware of any guidance specific to that club. We have collated these for fans to find easily.
See: Clubs' Codes of Conduct & COVID-19 guidance
Each club require fans to fill in a self-declaration of their COVID-19 status before they can attend. Some clubs have a link, some will email to ticket holders. Here is a club-by-club guide on how to register online at each club.
See: How to register COVID status self-declaration at each club
Get vaccinated now
Of course, one simple way to stay safe is to get vaccinated.
Premier League legends such as Alan Shearer have urged supporters to play their part to protect others in the fight against COVID-19.
It’s been great having fans back in the stadium this season, and we all want it to remain that way
— Premier League (@premierleague) December 17, 2021
The best way to protect ourselves and others is to get vaccinated
If you live in the UK and are aged 18+, you can book online or go to a walk in site without an appointment 💪 pic.twitter.com/JXw7QjNNoW
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp joined that call, saying: "I follow the advice of smart, educated people who know their field because they've dedicated their lives to it and have studied it.
"I have no issue telling you I received my booster jab as soon as I was eligible and again that will be the case for many if not nearly all within our ranks in the coming days and weeks."
