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FEPAFUT would accept only vaccinated in Rommel Fernández

FEPAFUT would accept only vaccinated in Rommel Fernández

According to reports from Edgardo Vidal, the details will be specified in a meeting with MINSA and it is suggested that only vaccinated people will enter Rommel Fernández.

The Rommel Fernández Stadium is confirmed as the venue for the first match of the Panama National Team on its way to the Qatar 2022 World Cup, against Costa Rica on September 2, as confirmed by Concacaf.

The Rommel Fernandez was closed from November 3, 2020 when the Taurus was facing the Forge of Canada for Concacaf League game.

After long months of remodeling its lawn, the doors will open to receive the Panama national team against Costa Rica on September 2 at 8:05 pm local time.

It is very important at the beginning of the road to get victories at home and it is at our home that we will start the road towards Qatar 2022.

The selection of Panama will concentrate from August 29 prior to that confrontation against the 'Ticos', where our local players or legionaries who are summoned by Thomas Christiansen will be incorporated.

Panama vs Costa Rica tickets

In Edgardo Vidal's report for A La Candela, he mentions that today there will be a meeting with MINSA where they will stipulate the details and dates of ticket sales to see the Panama team debut at Rommel Fernández.

According to Edgardo Vidal's sources, tickets to see Panama start its road to Qatar 2022 will be sold between 10 and 50 dollars.

And tickets will only be sold to people who are vaccinated with both doses.

Panama will also face Jamaica on September 5 in Kingston and on September 8 against Mexico at Rommel Fernández from 8:05 pm.

We need to create the atmosphere at Rommel Fernández, we need the fans to be there, pushing and identifying with the national team, was the message of Thomas Christiansen for the Panamanian fans who are waiting for September to begin the qualifying rounds towards the Qatar 2022 World Cup.
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