The incidents at the match with UTA Arad left serious consequences for Dynamo, the club from Stefan cel Mare was punished with four games at home without spectators. Despite this, the Dogs can have their fans at the match against Petrolul.

FNZ informs that Dynamo can allow children accompanied by adults to the match against Petrolul

Dynamo and UTA Arad were hit hard after incidents in direct play, both having four matches at their home ground without spectators.

In the fight for relegation, Dynamo will host Petrolul Ploiesti on Monday in the last match of the second stage of the play-out.

The Professional Football League has announced that there is a chance that the match, which will be played at the Arc de Triomphe stadium, will be played with spectators.

“There is a regulatory norm that says that you can play with children if an adult accompanies a group of 10 children. I talked to colleagues from LPF, asked them to contact representatives of Dynamo club and UTA to see what they want next.

Depending on what they want as organizers, we will provide them with all the support on regulatory terms.” – sent by Justin Stefan, general secretary of the Professional Football League, reports Fanatik.

This was also reported by the club from Stefan cel Mare on the official page.

“With children at “Arka”, with fans in the “Dynamo” hall.

Sanctioned by the Disciplinary Commission with the measure “designation of matches without spectators for four games and a sports fine of 100,000 lei”, after the incidents recorded at the match between Dinamo Bucharest and UTA Arad, our club appealed to the Professional Football League, Competition Department, to allow children access to next Super League home match with Petrolul Ploiești.

The Professional Football League (LPF) today responded in the affirmative, citing Article 27 of the Disciplinary Regulations (RD). “Children have access in accordance with Article 27 of the RD as amended by the Cex FRF decision of 13/07/2023,” the LPF announced in an appeal signed by lawyer Paulo Alexandru Minku.

What does the changed form say last year on July 13 in DR

“Holding a game without spectators imposes on the organizer the obligation not to allow people into the stadium, with the exception of children under 14 years of age with proper accompaniment (1 adult to a maximum of 10 children) for the number of games from 1 to 10. For clarity, if the group is more than 10 children, but a maximum of 20 children want access to the stadium, then the corresponding group will be accompanied by 2 (two) adults.”

How to enter the stadium

Children up to 14 years of age (inclusive) can access Tribune 1 of the Arc de Triomphe stadium only on the basis of tickets with a face value of 0 (zero), issued by our club and distributed directly to companions.

Accompanying groups of children are requested to contact the manager of the club’s ticket department by e-mail at [email protected].

Terms of registration, required information:

name table (surname/surname, ChNP) for both children and accompanying persons;

chaperones are required to have documents certifying the identity of each child with them at the stadium;

match day access gates open at 6:30 p.m.

The atmosphere of a dream in the Dynamo Hall

Banned by the Disciplinary Commission from supporting the team in the “Arkului” stands, Dynamo teenagers, women and men will gather in the “Dynamo” hall to give all their energy to Kopich’s “dogs” in red and white.

The match with Petrolul can be watched on the giant screens located in the Stefan cel Mare multi-purpose hall, Dynamo’s anthems will be heard from Stefan cel Great to the Arc de Triomphe.

Access to the “Dynamo” hall will be provided by tickets, 20 lei, general admission ticket.

The passion for Dynamo does not stop, together we will do everything!” – says the club’s official press release.

Superleague play-out tournament table

1. Univ Cluj 24b

2. Germanstadt 23p

3. UTAH Arad 23b

4. Oil 21p

5. Steel 20p

6. Poly Yasi 17p

7. FC U Craiova 1948 16p

8. Dynamo 15p

9. FC Voluntari 14b

10. FC Botoshani 11b.