KNVB says fans need time to adjust to ban on singing in stadiums

The Dutch football association has said fans still need to ‘adjust’ to the ban on singing at matches after several incidents of chanting on the opening weekend of the new season. Fans have been allowed back into stadiums under strict conditions that include keeping 1.5 metres apart from other family groups and refraining from cheering, singing or shouting. Prime minister Mark Rutte has warned that stadiums may have to close their doors again if supporters fail to observe the rules.

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