The Uefa has said on Tuesday that it adheres to his plans to hold the Uefa Super Cup in the presence of 3,000 fans.
Bayern Munich, the Champions League holders, are set to take on Seville, the Europa League champions, at Puskás Aréna stadium on Thursday.
In a statement, the Football governing body in Europe said that their " Pilot Project" for allowing fans to attend clashes will remain without any changes, despite many criticisms from Germany.
The Uefa received 350 requests from the Spanish club's fans to attend the game.
Around 800 Bayern Munich supporters have returned tickets Super Cup amid fears the showcase match could become a "super spreader" event.
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