Non-League Paper

FANS ALLOWED IN TIER 3 AREAS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 December 2020

Glimmer of light for teams in need
By David Richardson

NON-LEAGUE Steps 3-6 received a boost this week after The FA received approval for supporters to attend matches in Tier 3 areas again.

SPIRITS LIFTED: Isthmian League sides like Cray Wanderers are currentlly inactive due to the second Covid lockdown
PICTURE: Edmund Boyden

The Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport signed off on a limited return of home spectators of up to 15 per cent of ground grading capacity.
Clubs in Tier 3 areas had previously not been allowed fans and last week, 172 clubs of 224 across the Pitching In...

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