"We just want to be able to stay at the last minute"

- I think it's a bit of a shame, football supporters and the sports world have taken their responsibility this year.

We do not ask for any changed recommendations, we just want you to be able to stay at the last minute and it is sad that you can not make that opening, says Susanne Petersson, chairman of Camp Sweden, the Swedish national football team's supporter association.

Definitely no from the Public Health Agency

It is only on 1 July, if the infection situation allows, that it may become relevant with longer opening hours in the country's restaurants and restaurants.

But then there are already quarter finals and, if you are pessimistic, Sweden can already be out of the championship.

From the Swedish Public Health Agency, Sweden's supporters receive a no on extended opening hours.

- We can not change the regulations for individual activities, says the Public Health Agency's head Johan Carlson to TT.