Football NewsEuro 2020 has been postponed until June 11, 2021
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UEFA has postponed Euro 2020 until the summer of 2021. This will allow the Premier League and other leagues across Europe complete their competitions, if possible.

 

Euro 2020 has been posponed

Euro 2020 must be repelled for 12 months to become Euro 2021 as part of the UEFA proposals to combat planning problems caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Domestic and European equipment listings will also see large-scale changes made in an attempt to complete the 2019-20 campaigns. The continued outbreak of Covid-19 has stopped football competitions around the world. The authorities, in collaboration with public health officials, have no choice but to finish their work immediately. The Norwegian FA was the first to confirm plans. That Euro-2021 will start as a signed UEFA international tournament and will start on June 11.

UEFA opened discussions over this case

Now efforts are being made so that this season does not become insignificant. UEFA opened discussions with European football leaders and instructed its executive committee to develop an action plan acceptable to all interested parties. Part of this process will be related to the postponement of the flagship international association event. On June 12, the European Championships will be held in various cities of the continent. It is already impractical, which means that the game will be postponed until 2021. At the domestic level, the intention is to play the regular season to the finish, with the campaign coming to an end by June 30.

UCL final will be pushed at the end of June 2020

It is expected that the Champions League final will be pushed aside at the end of June 2020. While round 16 is still to be completed in the European Premier Club competition. International consoles that were canceled during the March break should now take place during the summer. With no tournament football without taking into account. The final of the League of Nations of 2021, which was supposed to take place in June 2021, takes place in September next year. Several other issues still have to be resolved, European countries intend to take part in the qualifying matches of the 2022 World Cup next summer.

It is also expected that the first 24-team club FIFA World Cup will appear in 2021. However, UEFA is doing everything possible to resolve as many problems as possible during the testing of the sport as a whole. After the green light is given to any initial proposals, attention can turn to a consideration of unresolved issues.