(ANSA) – ROME, MAY 17 – “I think it is very difficult to find match tickets here in Tirana, UEFA has delivered part of the tickets to Roma, part to Feyenoord and the rest have been sold online with a complex system. There are no tickets here, unfortunately the stadium is small, I think it’s impossible to find them here “. The ambassador of Italy to Albania, Fabrizio Bucci, says this, interviewed by the Roman broadcaster Rete Sport.
But what will the organization be like for the final? “The stadium and in fact also the city have been divided into two areas – he replies – to welcome the Roma supporters in the south, while in the north the Feyenoord fans. To the south of the stadium there is a nice public park and there they will come. Roma fans will be gathered together, with a fan zone and giant screens to follow the match, especially for those who will come here without a ticket. The Dutch fans will instead be located near the main square of Tirana, with their fan zone “. “As for those who will go to the stadium – he adds -, they will arrive at the stadium from two opposite sides of the city, with corridors organized and escorted by the police, to avoid contact between the two supporters. There will be a third area in Piazza Scanderberg , where there will be big screens and a ‘neutral’ zone. The advice I can give to Roma fans is to go to the area dedicated to the Giallorossi colors. We are working with the manager friends of Roma so that the organization of the event does not present any problems. The advice I can give to the fans is to follow the website of the Italian embassy in Tirana and the official website of the club “. But are there any special procedures when supporters arrive in Tirana? “The Tirana airport is modern, but small – explains Ambassador Bucci -. With the Albanian police and the interior ministry, we are working to ensure that fans spend as little time as possible at the airport.
There will be corridors from the airport and the port to reach the city center, so that fans have a smooth passage on board dedicated shuttles. The stadium will be almost entirely Giallorossi, because the Albanians will cheer for Roma “. (ANSA).
Source: Ansa
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