England’s victory over Germany on Tuesday set up the last eight clash at the Rome Olympic Stadium, but fans looking to make the journey to Italy from the UK cannot attend the match.

“Anybody who has been in the UK in the previous 14 days, irrespective of their nationality or residency, will not be admitted to the stadium, even if they have a ticket,” a statement read.

“Only those who can prove that they have arrived in Italy at least six days previously, have observed five days of quarantine, and have taken a post-quarantine Covid-19 test with a negative result will be allowed into the Rome Olympic Stadium.

“…Fans based in the UK should therefore not travel to Italy to attend the match on Saturday at the Olympic Stadium in Rome.”

Italy is on the UK’s amber travel list, while since June 21, the Italian government has imposed stricter quarantine measures on anyone arriving into the country from the UK.

The fresh travel warning comes after the English Football Association said on Wednesday that they “will not be selling any tickets via the England Supporters Travel Club for this fixture” due to the travel restrictions.