November 9, 2020 – The national teams of Croatia and Portugal will meet at Poljud Stadium in Split on November 17 for their final Nations League match this season.
Today, the National Civil Protection Headquarters of the Republic of Croatia extended the Decision on necessary epidemiological measures restricting assemblies and introducing other necessary measures and recommendations to prevent the transmission of COVID-19 through gatherings.
The decision of the headquarters includes the measure of holding sports competitions without the presence of spectators.
Following such a decision by the National Civil Protection Headquarters of the Republic of Croatia, the Croatian Football Federation informs the public that the Nations League match between Croatia and Portugal, scheduled for November 17 in Split, will be played without spectators. Also, the match between the youth national teams of Croatia and Lithuania in Pula will be played without fans.
The mentioned measure also refers to other competitions under the jurisdiction of HNS, which will be held without spectators until further notice.
Due to similar measures in Turkey and Sweden, the matches of the Croatia national team against Turkey (November 11) in Istanbul and Sweden (November 14) in Solna will be played without spectators.
Source: HNS
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