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 You have to wear shoes that cover your feet; you cannot enter wearing flip-flops or no shoes.

 You should wear closed shoes because it might rain during the match.

 Flip-flops and bare feet are permitted in the stadium if you wear closed shoes.

 In these sections, you are allowed to wear only the home team’s colours, not the other team’s shirt.

 You should wear home team colours in Sections A–C to get a cheaper ticket.

 Away team shirts must be worn in Sections A–C with home team colours.

 No helmets or hard hats inside means you must wear a helmet before entry.

 You should bring a helmet because the stadium can be crowded.

 You are not allowed to take helmets inside, so you have to hand them in at security first.

 Avoid wearing belts with big metal buckles; choose a plain belt or no belt instead.

 Large belts with metal buckles are allowed if you wear a simple belt too.

 You must buy a new belt at the stadium shop before you can enter.

 Costumes and full-face masks are permitted if you wear a team scarf.

 You can wear a scarf, but you are not allowed to cover your whole face with a mask or costume.

 You should wear a full-face mask because it is cold in the stadium.