These rules are designed to minimize the fans of FC "Spartak - Moscow" getting into curious and unfavorable situations while attending the matches of FC "Spartak - Moscow".

1. Fans of FC Spartak Moscow who are present (entering) at the stadium where the games with the participation of FC Spartak Moscow are held, they have a right :

1.1. To enter the territory of the stadium with tickets, invitations or documents (accreditations) of the established form, giving the right to enter before and during the match, unless otherwise indicated on the entrance tickets and special stands at each entrance to the Stadium.

1.2. To use all the services provided by the organizers and the stadium administration, namely, to use the services of kiosks located on the territory of the sports facility, medical aid points, toilets, and so on.

1.3. Bring to the stands of stadiums and use:

- flags on a plastic hollow pole;

- drums with a diameter of up to 60 cm and a height of up to 40 cm;

— banners of various sizes and configurations, subject to their placement in places determined by the Stadium administration;

Banner owners must carry the appropriate fire safety certificates. The content and placement of flags and banners is subject to agreement with the stadium administration, the Club and the responsible head of law enforcement agencies.

1.4. In agreement with the stadium administration and with the responsible head of law enforcement agencies, carry and place large T-shirts and flags in free sectors and on treadmills, on fences.

1.5. Support the team while standing, if there are no objections from other citizens, as well as in adverse weather conditions.

1.6. Take photos and videos (if their prohibition is not provided by the organizers of the event, which should be noted on the entrance tickets).

1.7. To respect and protect the dignity of the individual of each Spectator by the Match Organizer, the Police and other persons, including ensuring the prohibition of inhuman or degrading treatment of Spectators.

1.8. To ensure the safety of one's life and health, as well as to prevent damage to one's property.

1.9. To timely provide the necessary and reliable information about the procedure for the Spectators to enter the Stadium and leave it, about the restrictions and prohibitions associated with attending the Game.

1.10. To provide necessary medical care in cases and in the manner established by the legislation of the Russian Federation.

2. Fans of FC Spartak - Moscow present (entering) at the stadium where the game with the participation of FC Spartak - Moscow is taking place, obliged :

2.1. Arrive well in advance of the start of the event, taking into account the time of passage of special control (inspection) at the entrance to the stadium.

2.2. Observe and maintain public order and generally accepted norms of behavior.

2.3. Behave respectfully towards other spectators and participants of the event, service personnel, persons responsible for maintaining order, and avoid actions that create a danger to others.

2.4. Present tickets, invitations or documents (accreditations) to representatives of the administration of sports facilities and law enforcement officers, giving the right to enter the event, as well as passes to enter the territory of vehicles and take the seats indicated in the purchased tickets or documents replacing them.

2.5. Pass special control (inspection) at the entrance to the stadium by law enforcement officers.

2.6. To hand over bulky items to a storage room and hand over personal weapons to storage facilities specially designated for this purpose upon presentation of permits to law enforcement officers.

2.7. Follow the lawful orders of the stadium administration and law enforcement agencies.

2.8. Immediately inform the administration and law enforcement agencies about cases of detection of suspicious objects, things and cases of smoke or fire.

2.9. When receiving information about the evacuation, act in accordance with the instructions of the administration and employees of the internal affairs bodies responsible for ensuring law and order, keeping calm and not creating panic.

3. Fans of FC Spartak - Moscow present (entering) at the stadium where the game with the participation of FC Spartak - Moscow is taking place, prohibited :

3.1. Enter sports facilities under the influence of alcohol and drugs, carry and drink alcoholic beverages, use psychotropic and narcotic substances.

3.2. Carry weapons, flammable, explosive, poisonous, pyrotechnic, odorous substances, piercing and cutting objects, suitcases, briefcases, large bundles and bags, glassware, and other objects that interfere with other spectators, as well as the normal conduct of the event, to the sports facility.

3.3. Smoking indoors, as well as other places where it is prohibited by the stadium administration.

3.4. Throw objects on the stands and the field, as well as perform other actions that violate the order of the event.

3.5. Allow cries or other actions that degrade the human dignity of participants in the event, spectators or offend human morality.

3.6. During the event, stay in the aisles, on stairs or in hatches, interfere with the movement of participants and spectators, stand on chairs, climb fences, parapets, lighting devices, masts, load-bearing structures, damage the stadium property.

3.7. Go to an event with animals.

3.8. Carry out trade, make inscriptions and stick up announcements, posters and other products of informational content without the written permission of the stadium administration.

3.9. Wear or flaunt signs or other symbols aimed at inciting racial, social, national hatred, offending participants in the event and other spectators.

Spectators who do not follow the rules of conduct on sports facilities, are removed from the event, and in cases of illegal actions - are held accountable in accordance with applicable law.

• Bring to the stands and use banners and flags with the symbols of FC Lokomotiv and in support of it, 2 m x 1.5 m in size, including on hollow poles not exceeding 1.5 m in length and 2.5 cm in diameter ( with a fire safety certificate).
• No later than 2 working days before the day of the event, submit a written application to the organizer of the official sports competition from the association of spectators for the coordination of support means that do not meet the requirements provided for in paragraph 1 of these Rules.
• On the way to the spectator seat with soft drinks in plastic or paper cups and food purchased in specialized outlets located at the competition venues.
• For carry and use during the event:
  - personal belongings not prohibited by these Rules;
  - means of support that meet the requirements stipulated by these Rules.
• For the safety of personal belongings handed over to the storage room located at the sports facility.

When attending matches, the ticket holder must:

• To hand over bulky items to the storage room, the dimensions of which in length, width and height exceed 40 x 40 x 45 centimeters, unless the carrying of bulky items to the venue of an official sporting event is agreed with the organizer of the official sporting event.

When attending matches, the ticket holder is prohibited from:

• Be in a state of intoxication that offends human dignity and public morality.
• Throw objects in the direction of other spectators, participants and other persons located at the venue of the competition or in the territory adjacent to it.
• Insult other persons and perform other actions discrediting honor, dignity or business reputation or aimed at inciting hatred or enmity, as well as humiliating the dignity of a person or group of persons on the grounds of gender, race, nationality, language, origin, attitude to religion.
• Conceal your faces, including the use of masks, disguise and other items designed to make it difficult to identify.
• Violate public morals and norms of behavior by exposing intimate parts of the body during official sports competitions.
• Penetrate into the venue of a sports competition or into the territory adjacent to it, and into areas not indicated in the ticket or in the document replacing it (technical rooms, areas for guests of honor, places for media representatives, locker rooms for athletes, rooms for judges, etc. .d.), access to which is restricted.
• Stay on the stairs during the official sports competition, move from sector to sector, interfere with traffic in the areas of the competition venues intended for evacuation, including in the aisles, exits and entrances.
• Put inscriptions and drawings on structures, buildings, structures located in the venues of official sports competitions, as well as place foreign objects near them without the appropriate permission of the organizers of the official sports competition or the owners (users) of sports facilities.
• Pass to the venue of the official sports competition with animals and birds, except for guide dogs in muzzles.
• Bring to the venue of an official sporting event and use:

  Weapons of any type, including self-defense, and ammunition, piercing or cutting objects, other objects that can be used as weapons, explosive, poisonous, toxic and pungent substances, radioactive materials;

  Flammable and pyrotechnic substances or products (with the exception of matches, pocket lighters), including flares, fireworks, firecrackers, gas cylinders and items (chemical materials) that can be used to make pyrotechnic products or smoke;

  Other substances, objects, products, including homemade, the use of which can lead to smoke, ignition;

  Devices and products, including home-made products, that are not pyrotechnics, used for scattering, spraying various materials and substances (pneumatic crackers), as well as aerosols, perfumes in bottles, deodorants;
  dyes;

  Wind devices for extracting sounds (including vuvuzelas), with the exception of horns and pipes;

  Alcoholic beverages of any kind, narcotic and toxic substances or stimulants;

  Soft drinks in glass or tin containers, as well as in plastic containers with a volume of more than 0.5 liters;

  Propaganda materials of an extremist nature or containing Nazi paraphernalia or symbols or paraphernalia or symbols of extremist organizations;

  Technical means capable of interfering with the holding of an official sports competition or its participants (laser devices, lights), radio stations, sound amplification means;

  Bulky items that interfere with other spectators, unless the carrying of such items is agreed with the organizer of an official sports competition;

  Cans, glass, plastic utensils and containers, as well as thermoses and thermo mugs;

  Sports equipment;

  Any devices for smoking, including electronic cigarettes;
  stickers that are not means of support, and which can also be used to damage property by sticking them;

  Umbrella cane;

  Any other items in addition to the above, which can be used as throwing;

  Food in any form, with the exception of those purchased at specialized outlets located at the venue of official sports competitions.

• Carry out illegal trade (including tickets or documents replacing them), distribute in any way products of a political, religious and racist nature (including posters, leaflets, booklets).
• To smoke at the stadium and the territory adjacent to it, including any buildings and premises, parking spaces, squares, etc.
• Resell tickets. If offers for selling tickets are found, the club reserves the right to apply sanctions to the fan who sells the ticket, up to blocking the account on the website, club card and subscription.
  In the case of copying electronic ticket forms, access to the event will be open only with the ticket that was presented first.

Going to a Zenit football match in St. Petersburg is not as scary as it could be. Unless, of course, you find yourself in a crowd of blue-white-blue fans, proudly carrying the flag of Moscow Spartak. Otherwise, everything is simple, from tickets and chants to getting into and out of the stadium.

How to buy tickets for Zenit

There are many points of sale in the city - these are Bileter.ru and kiosks, as well as special ticket terminals with which the whole city is studded. Here full list places to buy tickets for "Zenith": .

The most popular point for fans is the client office of FC Zenit, which is located opposite the Petrovsky stadium (address: Dobrolyubova Avenue, 16, letter A, building 2), in the Arena Hall business center on the first floor. The office is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. To find it faster, at the Sportivnaya metro station, find the sign “Prospect Dobrolyubova”.

Tickets can also be purchased at the box office of the Petrovsky stadium itself, but only on the day of the match (!), as well as at the central Zenit Arena store at 20 Nevsky Prospekt. Do not forget the blue-white-and-blue paraphernalia.

There is an option to buy tickets for Zenit online in advance (), prices do not differ from offline. Follow the link, pay with a card, check your mail and print tickets.

But it should be noted that not all places are sold through the Internet. You not buy tickets:
- in the guest sector. Each away team decides the issue of admitting fans to their sectors in different ways. In addition, in St. Petersburg, tickets to the guest sector can be purchased at the client office on Dobrolyubova Street.
- Sold on a promotion for students (you need to present a student ID).

The best places on "Petrovsky"

On sectors from 12 to 15 (see the diagram) for ordinary people going to football for the first time, the passage is closed. These places are reserved exclusively for the most devoted and rabid fans - ultras. Entrance there is carried out strictly by subscription. This is the famous "Virage". But you can't see much from there. More precisely, it is very hard to see, especially what is happening at the far gate.
Free sale is carried out in other sectors. Here they are a brief description of.

The 8th sector sometimes supports chants from the 7th sector.

The 7th sector is always yelling chants and other often obscene slogans against the neighboring 6th sector. Children should not be taken there. It looks good from there.

The 6th sector is usually a guest sector, where the opponent's fans are located.

The 5th sector is also a guest sector, but it is populated only if the enemy has an excess of a support group, for example, when CSKA or Spartak arrive.

Sector 4 is usually filled with fans who also chant chants.

In all fan sectors, fans support the team while standing during the match.
It is wise to take tickets to the central sectors, from there the view is better, and you won’t have to stand, as, for example, if you take a ticket to sector 4.

Sector 2 - family. If you go to football with the kids, it is better to take tickets there. Children under 7 years old enter the stadium free of charge, provided that they do not occupy a separate seat.

The club also takes care of people with disabilities, follow the link to find out about places for the disabled at the Petrovsky stadium ().

Ticket prices for Zenith

Zenit plays in several competitions: Russian Football Premier League(RFPL), Champions League (CH) or UEFA Europa League (LE), Russian Cup. For all these competitions, depending on the status of the opponent, prices vary. Attendance is also different - for matches with such giants Russian football like CSKA, Lokomotiv, Dynamo or Spartak, there are much more fans at the match.
Ticket prices for the Russian Championship range from 700 to 2600 rubles. Tickets for Champions League or Europa League matches are slightly more expensive.

Very often the club holds promotions for students. For some matches with weak opponents in cold weather (usually in late autumn and winter) in the 5th sector, tickets for this category of citizens are sold for only 250-300 rubles.

How safe is it to go to Zenith?

In terms of security, there is nothing to worry about, in general. The number of incidents at Zenith games, before and after them, does not exceed, and maybe even less than in other episodes of city life.

Even with major victories - in the UEFA Cup in 2008, over Bayern Munich in the semi-finals of the same tournament, the Russian Championship in 2007, etc. - the maximum that the fans allowed themselves was to block Nevsky Prospekt and arrange folk (and at the same time quite safe) festivities. We personally witnessed and participated in this. Well, a few ceiling lights in the subway were also damaged.

Despite a certain general demonic image of Zenit fans, the vast majority of them are peaceful and quite cultured people who can furiously and loudly swear at the opposing team and its fans, but at the same time, leaving the stadium, calmly get into a non-poor car and to go with the family to the Mariinsky Theatre.

Of course, fan fights, what is called the term "near football", happen from time to time, but they take place on the stadiums remote from ordinary citizens. Sometimes only their direct participants and police officers who keep an eye on the fan movement know about the battles.

Thousands of police officers are on duty at the Petrovsky stadium itself and on the approach to it. To get to the stadium, you need to go through two stages of inspection: first at the entrance to the stadium area, and then at Petrovsky itself. The whole procedure, even with a large crowd of people, takes 15-30 minutes.

You can’t bring to the Petrovsky stadium with you: bottles of water (even plastic ones), piercing and cutting objects, alcohol and much more, read more in the rules of conduct at the stadium (). Men are more thoroughly inspected, it is easier for girls to enter the stadium; the police check the contents of the bags, but everything is polite and prompt enough. The atmosphere is generally quite friendly.

During matches, vigilant stewards observe what is happening in the stands and stop any attempts to cause unrest. Fans, of course, allow themselves to burn pyrotechnics and even sometimes damage the property of the stadium, but it does not come to injuries.

How to get to the Petrovsky Stadium

Petrovsky is located at Petrovsky Island, 2, directly opposite the Sportivnaya metro station (do not confuse it with Sportivnaya-2, it is located on the other side of the Malaya Neva River).

There are several exits from Sportivnaya to the surface, follow the signs that are posted in the lobby after exiting the escalators. You need a sign to Bolshoy Prospekt, Petrovsky Stadium.

It's easier to get to the stadium on the day of the match: just follow the people in blue scarves and other branded paraphernalia, you will meet them at almost every metro station.

In addition, you can take a leisurely walk to Petrovsky from the metro stations Petrogradskaya, Gorkovskaya, Chkalovskaya, Sportivnaya-2 (through the Tuchkov bridge).

How to get from the city by public transport, in addition to the metro, is well written on the club's official website:.

Our recommendation: arrive at the match an hour and a half before starting whistle so as not to go to the stadium in a large stream of people. Football is loved in St. Petersburg, and Zenit is one of the most visited teams in the Russian championship. And "Petrovsky" accommodates 20,985 people!

What to do at halftime

A football match lasts approximately 2 hours. There is a 15 minute break between halves. During this time, you will have time to have a snack with hot hot dogs, custard noodles, hot chocolate or tea. All food is sold at the door. There are also toilets, located opposite the snack stalls.

How to go home after the Zenit match?

Getting home after football is quite difficult. Car owners have their own understandable problems associated with a large number of cars. Those who travel by metro will also have a hard time. After each Zenit match, Sportivnaya metro station is closed for 40 minutes. Therefore, most of the spectators go to the nearest stations - Petrogradskaya and Chkalovskaya, some reach Gorkovskaya. The closest is Chkalovskaya, about 20 minutes walk.

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Some popular chants of Zenit fans

Blue-white-blue, hey, hey, hey! (repeated several times)

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Well, all together, well, all together,
For everyone to hear our song.
Us for victory and for courage
It is necessary to score so that the soul sings.
soul sang,
soul sang,
Soul sang!

***
One-two-three, "Zenitushka" push!
Three-four-five, Zenit, push again!

****
This is the capital city
it best club,
This is our Zenith
This is Petersburg.

***
Will be forever
number one
Only Petersburg
Only our "Zenith"

***
"Zenith" is me, "Zenith" is us,
Zenith is the best people countries!

Information about travel options, specially created routes and the rules for free movement for fans - in the TASS material

The organizers of the Confederations Cup and the host cities have done everything so that the fans and guests of the tournament can get to the stadiums as quickly and comfortably as possible.

Moscow. Stadium "Spartak"

The metro stations "Spartak" and "Tushinskaya" nearest to the stadium are located within walking distance from the arena.

During the Confederations Cup, travel will be free on 18 routes that connect major transport hubs and ensure the accessibility of the Spartak stadium - these are tram 6, trolleybus 70, buses 38, 122, 158, 248, 266, 611, 631, 899, 904, 904k, 91, m9, m10, T39, B.

There are also two express routes to the stadium - from Sheremetyevo Airport and Aeroport metro station.

From June 17, a temporary dedicated lane will be put into operation on Volokolamskoye Highway (from the Moscow Canal to Leningradskoye Highway), next to which the stadium is located. It will be open to public transport, as well as cars of accredited companies involved in servicing participants and guests of the tournament.

On match days, 27 additional overnight Aeroexpress trains will run to four airports. For free travel and passage through the turnstiles at the entrance and exit, spectators need to issue special tickets at the box office.

The cost of a single trip in the subway and land transport is 55 rubles. There are many tariffs, based on the number of trips.

Matches in Moscow:

June 18, 21:00. Cameroon - Chile.
June 21, 18:00. Portugal - Russia.
June 25, 18:00. Chile - Australia.
July 2, 15:00. Match for 3rd place.

St. Petersburg. Stadium "St. Petersburg Arena"

The nearest metro stations to the stadium are Krestovsky Ostrov, Chkalovskaya, Petrogradskaya, Vyborgskaya (shuttles go from the last three to parking lots on Krestovsky Island). Special trams run from Staraya Derevnya and Chernaya Rechka metro stations to the Yacht Bridge, which leads to Krestovsky Island.

Especially for the Confederations Cup, bus routes (39E, 43, 49, 128, 158) and trams (19, 48) are organized. They connect airports and train stations to the city center and the venue for matches. For holders of tickets and accreditations, travel on them on match days will be free.

Fans will also be able to enjoy free travel to suburban trains North-West Suburban Passenger Company.

On match days, fans and accredited persons will be able to use shuttles free of charge on three special routes: from Pulkovo Airport to Vosstaniya Square, from Vosstaniya Square to Krestovsky Ostrov parking lot, from Pulkovo Airport to Severnaya Doroga on Krestovsky Island.

The cost of a single trip in the metro is 42 rubles, in land transport (bus, trams, trolleybuses) - 40 rubles. There are many tariffs that include several types of transport (for 90 minutes and for several days - all information at metro stations in pictures) - the cost of the trip becomes cheaper.

Matches in St. Petersburg:

June 17, 18:00. Russia - New Zealand(opening ceremony will start at 16:00).
June 22, 18:00. Cameroon - Australia.
June 24, 18:00. New Zealand - Portugal.
July 2, 21:00. Final (opening ceremony starts at 19:00).

Sochi. Fisht Stadium

Fans can get from the Sochi railway station to the Fisht stadium by electric trains and bus routes No. 57, 57k, 100, 124s, 125s, 135. The number of Lastochkas and scheduled buses will be increased during the tournament.

During peak hours, the interval of their movement will be 5 minutes, and the operating mode will also increase. On match days, public transport will run until midnight.

Fans will also be able to use the services of additional buses marked with the Latin letter "S".

If you have a ticket for the game and a fan ID, travel to the Fisht stadium and back on the trains and bus routes of sports competitions will be free on match days. These buses will be marked with a special sign.

The fare in public transport in Sochi: in the Central District (from the Sochi railway station to the Matsesta stop) is 19 rubles, from the Sochi railway station to the Adler railway station and the airport - 50 rubles. A taxi from the center of Sochi to the airport will cost about 2-2.5 thousand rubles. From the airport to the venue of the matches - 500-1000 rubles.

Entry of private vehicles into Olympic Park and on the territory adjacent to it from 17 to 30 June will be limited. You can leave your car in park-and-ride parking lots (four near the Sochi railway station, one near the Matsesta railway platform, two near the Adler railway station) with a total capacity of 1,700 cars.

Matches in Sochi:

June 19, 18:00. Australia - Germany.
June 21, 21:00. Mexico - New Zealand.
June 25, 18:00. Germany - Cameroon.
June 29, 21:00. Semifinal.

Kazan. Stadium "Kazan Arena"

The following routes run to public transport stops near the Kazan Arena stadium from different parts of the city: buses (1, 7, 10a, 18, 33, 35, 35a, 36, 44, 45, 46, 76), trolleybus (7), trams (5, 6).

Free travel will be valid on all types of public transport upon presentation of a ticket for the match for the current day and a fan ID.

All ticket holders are entitled to free travel on the railway route Airport - railway station "Kazan-1" - Airport. On match days, trains depart from the airport from 1:40 to 23:20 almost every hour, the journey time is about 30 minutes.

October 9 will be the first match in history at the stadium "FC Krasnodar". The organizers of the fight have already announced that it will not be possible to bring seeds into the arena. Portal" Euro-Football.Ru" evaluated the world experience to find out what else could be added to the "black list".

In fact, the list of prohibited items is quite wide. It is forbidden to bring alcohol, glass containers, piercing and cutting objects, bulky bags, laser pointers and much more into arenas around the world. During the European Championship, which was held in France in 2016, it was forbidden to carry megaphones which are actively used in many countries.

As a rule, prohibitions are aimed at ensuring safety. For this reason, during the same Euro 2016, it was forbidden to carry hats with horns, which are often worn by fans of the Scandinavian teams. Eight years earlier, the Swiss authorities during their World Cup banned bells that are over 25 centimeters in size.

However, the bans are often more interesting. The management of Manchester United, for example, banned large tablets. The fact is that some fans, in pursuit of selfies, prevented other spectators from watching football. By the way, selfie sticks are also banned in many stadiums, but again a safety issue.

In general, they have been fighting with electronics in stadiums for a long time. UEFA for European Cup matches are forbidden to bring to the stands professional cameras. They are also struggling with technology that allows you to shoot and distribute sound for commercial purposes - the same voice recorders, images, data or match description. True, in the era of smartphones, it is extremely difficult to fight this ban.

In general, with the development of technology, this particular point has to be increased more and more. So during Euro 2016, it was separately noted that you can’t come to stadiums with drones.

Galitsky forbade bringing to the stadium pipes. If we recall the 2010 World Cup and vuvuzelas, then the desire of the owner of Krasnodar seems logical and understandable. By the way, those vuvuzelas after the World Cup in South Africa, they fell into the status of prohibited items almost everywhere in Europe.

You can't come to football matches with animals and birds. As a rule, guide dogs are the only exception. During the 2010 World Cup, Nigerians were especially worried about this item. Fans of this team wanted to carry into the stands live chickens, who are the team's mascot but were rejected.

The issue of food and drinks remains open: some stadiums can bring them, some cannot. At the same time, in some places a ban on carrying is prescribed separately bananas. In recent years, there has been a love of throwing them on the field, after which the clubs began to be accused of racism. As a result, away from sin, this fruit was blacklisted by many.

During the European Championship, UEFA prohibited any promotional materials from being brought into the stadium: from banners before booklets. And you couldn’t take rolls with you to the arenas toilet paper .

However, bans often backfire. UEFA permanently bans use at Barcelona matches flags Catalonia. However, with each reminder, there are only more red-yellow banners.

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