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Buccaneers Won't Have Fans At First Two Home Games

The Buccaneers announced that their first two games at Raymond James Stadium this season will be played without fans, citing "concern for the health and safety of players, fans, staff and the community." The Bucs' first two home games are Sept. 20 against the Panthers and Oct. 4 against the Chargers. If coronavirus cases in Tampa continue to decline, the Bucs said that they are "focused on welcoming some fans back to the stadium" on Oct. 18 when they host the Packers. On July 30, the Bucs "announced plans to have a reduced seating capacity for games" (TAMPA BAY TIMES, 9/2).

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