Euro 2020, London responds to Draghi: “The final remains at Wembley”

The “final” of Euro 2020 scheduled for 11 July “will be held at Wembley”, as planned. The British Minister of Health John Hancock said this, replying to what was claimed yesterday by Prime Minister Mario Draghi, according to which work is being done to prevent the final from taking place in countries where there is an increase in infections, such as the United Kingdom. “Great Britain is” anxious to organize some fantastic semi-finals and final at Wembley and they will do it in a safe way “, said a spokesman for Downing Street. other location, but today Chancellor Angela Merkel also intervened, asking the continental confederation to act with a sense of responsibility, given the risks associated with the new spread of the virus in Great Britain. “I hope that UEFA will act responsibly with respect to the league matches. I would not like to see stadiums crowded there, and I support every effort made by the British government to implement the necessary hygiene measures, “he said during a joint press conference with European Commission President Ursula Von Der Leyen, who expressed to his turn was concerned about the spread of the Delta variant. The undersecretary of Health Andrea Costa also intervened on the transfer of the European football final from London to Rome. “I believe that Draghi’s proposal is a proposal of common sense and therefore why not ? “, he stated during the ‘Non Stop News’ program on Rtl 102.5.