The limit will be capped at 50 per cent of each venue’s capacity with social distancing no longer required, in line with the latest government directives
SINGAPORE, 2022, MARCH 17 – The number of permitted spectators at AIA Singapore Premier League (SPL) matches will be increased starting this Friday, 18 March 2022.
The limit will be capped at 50 per cent of each venue’s capacity, in accordance with guidelines announced by Sport Singapore (SportSG) on 13 March in line with the government directive of simplification of safe management measures that went into effect on 15 March.
This means that the limits for each of the five SPL match venues for this season will be as follow: 3,000 for Jalan Besar Stadium, 2,500 for Our Tampines Hub and 1,500 each for Toa Payoh Stadium, Hougang Stadium and Jurong East Stadium.
While social distancing will no longer be required, mask-wearing will continue to be mandatory at all times and spectators are required to be fully vaccinated* in order to gain entry. Children aged 12 years old and below, regardless of their vaccination status, will be required to be accompanied with a fully- vaccinated adult in order to gain entry.
Each of the eight SPL clubs will undertake all ticketing operations for their respective home matches and fans are advised to check in with the respective home clubs for specific ticketing details.
Fans who enter will be subjected to the usual security protocols at matches, which include bag checks. As such, fans are advised not to bring bags, as well as prohibited items, when attending the matches. Food and beverages will not be allowed into the stadiums. Musical instruments, banners and flags are subjected to approval at point of entry and must not contravene security and/or regulatory measures.
SPL fans will still be able to watch every match LIVE via online streaming on the SPL YouTube channel and Mediacorp’s meWATCH platform, as well as on broadcast via Singtel and StarHub.
Source: Football Association of Singapore
