Can England fans travel to Rome for Euro 2020 quarter-final?
ENGLAND have secured a famous Euro 2020 win over Germany in the last 16 as Gareth Southgate laid his Euro 96 demons to rest. And fans were seen going wild after Harry Kane and Raheem Sterling netted in a 2-0 victory at Wembley. England fans are allowed to enter Italy, but they won't be able to watch the game. That's because anybody who arrives from the UK to the country, or has been in the UK for the past 14 days, will be ordered to self-isolate for five days. To get into Italy, you need to take a rapid test in the 48 hours before travelling and a further rapid test after five days to end your self-isolation. England fans in Italy will be able to attend the match, as well as those travelling from the EU or Schengen area. The England Supporters Travel Club have confirmed that tickets WON'T be sold by the FA. But there is work going on behind the scenes for English nationals living in Italy to attend. Fans travelling from Canada, Japan or the United States are not bound by the same rules as the UK and will be allowed to enter Italy. Yes. Italy is on the UK amber list, so if you do manage to get to Rome and see the game you will still be required to quarantine at home on arrival back in the UK. This quarantine lasts ten days (your arrival date is Day Zero) and you must also travel back to the UK with a negative rapid test and book PCR tests on Day 2 and Day 8 in advance of travel. Your quarantine can be reduced to seven days by taking an additional test on Day 5 using the Test to Release scheme. That would allow you to attend the Euro 2020 final if England get there and you test negative. The quarter-final in Rome is the only game England will play abroad. Should England reach the semi-final and final, both games will be played at Wembley.