Corona’s “time bomb” … the final “European” threatens disaster



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The decision of the European Football Confederation “UEFA” faces harsh criticism, due to its strange decision to celebrate the final of the European Super Cup days later, in a European city where Corona cases increase in “appalling” numbers while allowing mass attendance, threatening a “health time bomb.”

The final of the European Super Cup will be held in the Hungarian capital, Budapest, on Thursday evening, “between the champion of the European Champions League, Bayern Munich, and the champion of the European League, Seville, Spain”.

The decision faced heavy attack from observers, especially as infection cases are increasing dramatically in Hungary, and to make matters worse, UEFA decided to allow more than 20,000 spectators to attend the match at the Puskas Arena.

This massive attendance will represent the largest number of fans at a football match in Europe, since last March when “the new Corona virus broke out.”

UEFA’s decision recalled the story of the Bergamo bomb, when it insisted on celebrating the European Champions League match between Atlanta and Valencia, Spain, in February with the entire public, prompting the Corona virus outbreak. in the Italian city of Bergamo, bastion of Atlanta, and from then to all of Italy, which became the epicenter of the virus in February and March.

Despite growing concern about the “health time bomb” set by “FIFA” to celebrate the Super Cup match in Budapest with a large audience.

The president of the German province of Bavaria, Markus Söder, described the case saying: “My stomach hurts so much that I think of the Super Cup match Budapest is an unsafe city with respect to Corona, we must be careful that the football match don’t become a disaster. “

Söder called on Bavarian citizens not to travel to attend the match and stressed that “he will tighten home quarantine laws for travelers to Hungary, which may mean imposing a mandatory two-week quarantine on all travelers for the match.”

Söder’s demands prompted nearly 1,000 German fans to “cancel their trips to attend the next game on Thursday night.”

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