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No fans for the Arizona Cardinals in September.
With the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the Arizona Cardinals have decided that they will not allow fans to attend the first two games of the 2020 home slate for the Arizona Cardinals.
Our first two home games will be closed to the public.
— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) August 28, 2020
While we would obviously love to start the season in front of the #RedSea, we know this decision is the most responsible one and hopefully contributes to the continued decline of COVID-19 in our community.
“While we would obviously love to start the season in front of the #RedSea, we know this decision is the most responsible one and hopefully contributes to the continued decline of COVID-19 in our community,” the team wrote.
That means for games two and three of the season, while hosting the Washington Football Team and the Detroit Lions, State Farm Stadium will be empty.
The only good thing is that the Cardinals are on the road the next three weeks, so week seven which is October 25th the Cardinals will be back home hosting the Seattle Seahawks and maybe, just maybe things will be calmed down enough for some fans to be in attendance.
Let’s hope for good news over the next eight weeks.
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