FAI interim CEO Gary Owens hopeful Dublin will host Euro 2020 games and fans next summer

Uefa will step up their bid to bring fans back to grounds when Bayern Munich and Seville meet in Budapest next week in the Super Cup
FAI interim CEO Gary Owens hopeful Dublin will host Euro 2020 games and fans next summer

A general view of action during the UEFA Nations League B match between Republic of Ireland and Finland at the Aviva Stadium played behind closed doors. Gary Owens is hopeful supporters will fill the stands during next summer's European Championships. Picture: Seb Daly/Sportsfile

The FAI is still working under the assumption that Dublin will hosts its share of Euro 2020 next summer and that there will be fans inside the Aviva Stadium to witness them.

The Lansdowne Road venue is due to host three Group E games and a round of 16 clash in the delayed tournament and Uefa will step up their bid to bring fans back to grounds when Bayern Munich and Seville meet in Budapest next week in the Super Cup.

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