The Italian club, Como, has confirmed that the UEFA has approved their home stadium, the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia, after a rapid renovation. The stadium was not available for the start of the new season, forcing the club to begin the Serie A campaign with only away matches. However, the renovation work has now been completed, and the UEFA has given the stadium the necessary approval. This means that the club's supporters will be able to watch the Champions League matches at home, including the upcoming match against RB Leipzig on Thursday. The renovation included the removal and rebuilding of one of the stadium's tribunes, which was completed in record time. The stadium's infrastructure, safety, and operational facilities have also been upgraded to meet the UEFA's requirements.
Como's Champions League Stadium Gets UEFA Approval
The UEFA has given the green light for Como's home stadium, according to an update from Voetbal International.
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