Euro 2020 final at Wembley was 'superspreader' event, 3,404 potential new infections, says health agency

Public Health England said 2,295 people were likely to have been infectious with a further 3,404 people potentially acquiring infection at the July 11 match.

The Euro 2020 final between England and Italy at the Wembley Stadium in July was a "superspreader" event due to the level of COVID-19 infection found in or around the venue on the day, according to official data published on Friday. Public Health England said 2,295 people were likely to have been infectious with a further 3,404 people potentially acquiring infection at the July 11 match.