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UEFA: “Teams must comply with countries’ vaccination regulations”

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UEFA: “Teams must comply with countries’ vaccination regulations”

Speaking to ESPN, UEFA stressed that teams competing in European competitions must comply with the country’s vaccination regulations. Danger for unvaccinated Chelsea and Real players.

France has tightened regulations on how to deal with the coronavirus, which means there must be no exceptions for unvaccinated players wishing to enter the country. This raises questions about what will happen to the unvaccinated players from Champions League teams and other European players who want to enter France.

UEFA took a stand through its post on ESPN, emphasizing the need to comply with local regulations: “The conditions under which games are played in specific countries are a matter for the authorities of each country. Each team must respect and apply the rules of each country where the game is played. There will be new instructions for the knockout phase.”

Paris Saint-Germain host Real on February 15 and Chelsea travel to Lille on March 16 for the second round of the round of 16 of Europe’s top club competition.

This means that based on all of this, the Merengues and the Blues will not have unvaccinated footballers available as they will not be able to enter France.

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Slim and closed stands. UEFA severely punishes Bayern for fans’ behavior

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“Bavaria” Penalized for fans using fireworks in the Champions League match against Sporting – 3:1

Following the repeated use of pyrotechnics in the South Stand during home matches in the UEFA Champions League, Bayern were fined €50,000 by the UEFA Disciplinary Commission and the partial closure of the Allianz Arena (sectors 111–114) for the club’s next home match in European competition. The previously imposed suspended penalty will come into force after the incident in the match against Sporting Lisbon on 9 December 2025 and will be applied in the next home match against Union Saint-Gilloise on 21 January.

As tickets are not allocated to blocks during Bayern home matches in the lower tier of the South Stand and all 9,336 tickets for blocks 109-117 are valid, the club cannot technically cancel only 4,800 tickets for blocks 111-114. Therefore, as a first step, all South Stand tickets will be canceled and the club will refund the ticket price to the relevant buyers. All South Stand tickets will therefore be void and will not entitle you to a match against Saint-Gilloise at the Allianz Arena.

Ticket cancellations will be made on Friday. 109-110 and 115-117. In case of resale of seats in the blocks, Bayern will inform you about further actions and organizational details in a timely manner.

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PHOTOGRAPH. The official Champions League ball has been presented. 25-year partnership with UEFA

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PHOTOGRAPH. The official Champions League ball has been presented. 25-year partnership with UEFA

Adidas officially introduced a special ball UEFA Champions League 2025/26It is dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the partnership with the main club tournament in Europe.

The new ball will feature in the general stage and knockout matches of the Champions League and its design references the history and iconic symbols of the tournament; At the center of one of the stars is a 25th anniversary inscription, highlighting the silver anniversary of the cooperation between Adidas and UEFA.

The design combines a classic white base with silver accents, inspired by the final ball of the 2000/01 season when Adidas became the first official supplier of the Champions League ball.

PHOTOGRAPH. adidas presented the official ball of the Champions League. 25-year partnership with UEFA

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Anatoly TRUBIN: “It’s difficult, but Mourinho knows what to do”

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Anatoly TRUBIN: “It’s difficult, but Mourinho knows what to do”

Ukrainian goalkeeper of Benfica Lisbon Anatoly Trubin He believes his team can reach the knockout stages of the Champions League despite having just six points after six matches.

“We understand that we have put ourselves in a really bad and difficult situation with these four defeats in the first four matches. But we still think we can do it. We are still alive. It is still difficult because we will have to play with two strong teams (Juventus and Real Madrid – approx.).”

But as you said, we have a coach who has won a lot. And the last match for him was an anniversary match; 750th match of his career. So he has a lot of experience. And he knows what to do. He knows what to say to us to make us understand that we still have a chance. And we will work as one group; players, coaches, technical staff, everyone. Fans too. And together we can do this,” the goalkeeper said in an interview with On The Continent – ​​A European Football Podcast.

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