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Nicola Sturgeon has said she is hopeful that Scotland can host Euro 2020 matches this summer – but she insists it is too soon to tell if fans will be in attendance.

Hampden Park is set to host four games – three group-stage fixtures including Scotland s clashes with Czech Republic and Croatia, as well as a last-16 clash – but the national stadium risks being dropped as a venue.

According to reports, the European governing body are growing increasingly concerned over the Scottish Government’s lack of commitment when it comes to admitting fans during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Tournament host cities have been told to give their most realistic assessment of stadium capacities by April 7.

Hampden Park is due to host for four matches at the Euros this summer.

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