2,500 England fans expected in Naples.Naples has banned the sale of alcohol in the area around the Maradona Stadium on Thursday ahead of the Italy-England match when both nations kick off their European Championship qualifying campaign.The ban, signed by Naples mayor Gaetano Manfredi, prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages in the stadium and other areas of the city from 07.00 until midnight on Thursday 23 March. Divieto di vendita di bevande alcoliche e superalcoliche in occasione dell'incontro di calcio #ItaliaInghilterra in programma domani alle 20:45 presso lo stadio Diego Armando #Maradona.Scarica l'ordinanza sindacalehttps://t.co/usefpfYsYZ#Napoli — Comune di Napoli (@ComuneNapoli) March 22, 2023 The match, scheduled at 20.45, comes a week after hardcore fans of German football club Eintracht Frankfurt rioted in the southern Italian city ahead of a Champions League match against Napoli. England will be looking to avenge the heartbreak of the 2020 Euro final in Wembley Stadium which they lost to Italy on penalties. Are you travelling to Naples for the #ITAENGfootball match on 23 March?Before travelling, check the latest updates on our Travel Advice page here: https://t.co/cPOuY19U84@FCDOtravelGovUK @England @ItalyinUK @EdLlewellynFCDO @en_sscnapoli @ComuneNapoli — UK in Italy (@UKinItaly) March 22, 2023 The two sides have met twice since then, with a 0-0 draw last June and a 1-0 Italy win in the Nations League last September. Photo credit: Alexandros Michailidis / Shutterstock.com

Naples has banned the sale of alcohol in the area around the Maradona Stadium on Thursday ahead of the Italy-England match when both nations kick off their European Championship qualifying campaign. The ban, signed by  mayor Gaetano Manfredi, prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages in the stadium and other areas of the city from 07.00 until midnight on Thursday 23 March. Divieto di vendita di bevande alcoliche e superalcoliche in occasione dell'incontro di calcio in programma domani alle 20:45 presso lo stadio Diego Armando .

Scarica l'ordinanza sindacale — Comune di Napoli (@ComuneNapoli) The match, scheduled at 20.45, comes a week after hardcore fans of German football club in the southern Italian city ahead of a Champions League match against Napoli. England will be looking to avenge the heartbreak of the  in Wembley Stadium which they lost to Italy on penalties. Are you travelling to Naples for the football match on 23 March?
Before travelling, check the latest updates on our Travel Advice page here: — UK in Italy (@UKinItaly) The two sides have met twice since then, with a 0-0 draw last June and a 1-0 Italy win in the Nations League last September. Photo credit: Alexandros Michailidis / Shutterstock.com