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Application of virtual stands during the final of the Cup of the two holy mosques.
The match between Al Hilal and Al Nasr, in the final of the Goalkeeper Cup of the Two Holy Mosques, saw the Saudi sports ministry provide giant interactive screens behind the goal of both teams, in what is known as the virtual booth. .
Supporters were absent from Saudi stadiums during the current season, as part of precautionary measures to limit the spread of the new Corona virus, “Covid 19”.
The match witnessed the presence of giant interactive screens behind the goal of Al Hilal and Al Nasr, to be the first experience of this idea at the level of the Arab world, as it had not been applied before in any Arab country.
The Sports Ministry has decided to implement this idea as applied in the European leagues, which started out in stadiums in Denmark, by showing video clips for supporters of both teams while they are at home. , to follow their interaction with the events and developments of the match, to support the players.
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This is done by communicating via video applications, in order to feel that the fan is on the pitch, and also allows the players to feel the presence of the players in the stands.
This idea was applied in order to create an interactive spirit and enthusiastic atmosphere inside the stadiums, after the masses had been absent for a long time, due to the Corona virus pandemic.
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It is worth noting that the English Premier League has implemented this idea during this season, but it will be implemented for the first time in the Arab world during the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Cup final.
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