49ers fans invade Cowboys’ home stadium

The San Francisco 49ers were preparing to start hosting fans at Levi's Stadium, possibly as soon as Week 9, as stated in the original article below. Santa Clara County has squashed those hopes. Despite recently updated state guidelines, the Santa Clara County Public Health Department told the San Francisco Chronicle the following: "Audiences at professional sporting events will not be allowed anytime soon in Santa Clara County, and theme parks will not resume operation." Statement from Santa Clara County Public Health Department to The Chronicle's

The San Francisco 49ers have yet to host any fans at Levi's Stadium this season, even as teams in other states have started opening their gates to a limited number of game attendees. It looked like that might change soon when, on Tuesday, California issued new COVID-19 health and safety guidelines that would have allowed up to 13,000 fans at Levi's Stadium for future home games. Santa Clara County quickly declared that won't be happening. "Audiences at professional sporting events will not be allowed anytime soon in Santa Clara County, and theme parks will not resume operation," the Santa Clara County Public Health Department told the San Francisco

On Thursday, the Seahawks announced that there wouldn't be fans at CenturyLink Field on November 1 when Seattle hosts the San Francisco 49ers. We have made the decision that our November 1 home game will move forward without fans in attendance. We will continue to keep fans updated on future decisions. pic.twitter.com/39aA79JG7F— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) October 22,