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The Norwegian Sports Association has supported the plan, which also received the green light from the Institute of Public Health (FHI).
The government has announced that further clarifications will be made on Thursday about the possibilities for training and matches in Norwegian football.
The “preliminary framework” published on the federation’s website contains a series of measures to limit infection.
The measurements are based on three basic pillars, writes the author:
- Sick people do not participate in soccer games.
- Good hygiene is practiced in the sand.
- Contact is reduced as much as possible.
“Violation of infection protection requirements in the protocol may be subject to penalties similar to violations of tournament and security standards,” the protocol states.
No use of cabinets
NFF Elite Director Lise Klaveness notes that the backdrop to the plans is that soccer was banned and therefore a strict regime is also planned.
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NFF Elite Director Lise Klaveness.
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The NFF is working in detail to ensure the necessary infection protection.
Here are some examples:
- Players and referees should be screened for contamination before the game.
- Players, coaches and support staff must report their own health to the club morning and afternoon on game day.
- People who receive confirmation of covid-19 must be isolated and followed by the health and care service.
- The local team will establish comprehensive access lists with an overview of the people who should have access to the arena (up to 200 people).
- Shared lockers should not be used: Players come to the game ready to change and shower in nearby hotels.
- Teams should be encouraged to celebrate individually.
- The camp organizer should not serve buffet food. If food is to be served, it must be delivered to staff in individual, closed portions.
Less in the bank
In addition, a number of grips have been listed in relation to the game itself. Of course, there are no restrictions on contact in the course, but manual greeting should be avoided.
Before a match, players and team leaders must be at least one meter apart from each other, and only players, the head coach, and the assistant coach may remain on the bench.
It should also be installed in a separate area for injury treatment, and coaches should consider keeping their steps outside in isolated areas where a distance of one meter can be maintained.
At the same time, everyone is encouraged to have clean, branded, personal water bottles.
It reduces the contact of the players with the population.
The NFF states that players must follow the advice and measures that apply to everyone, but they must also follow the quarantine advice of the Norwegian Institute of Public Health in order to have minimal contact with others.
FHI Quarantine Tips
This is the advice of the Institute of Public Health on quarantine. NFF has added two exceptions in parentheses.
- Do not go to school or work a user out of time with the equipment in training and combat.
- People who live together can socialize normally.
- Do not make longer trips domestically (except combat round trips) or trips abroad.
- Do not take public transportation (except travel to and from combat).
- You should avoid places where it is difficult to keep a distance.
- As a general rule, don’t look for public places like shops and cafes. In the absence of alternatives, you can go out running errands at the store or pharmacy, but be sure to keep a sufficient distance (i.e. 1-2 meters) from others and avoid queuing.
- You can walk outdoors, but keep at least one and preferably two meters away from the others.
- Be aware of your own symptoms. In case of fever or respiratory symptoms, it should be isolated as soon as possible.
Source: FHI
The advice means, among other things, that players should not, as a general rule, go to public places such as shops and cafes.
Clubs that want to start soccer training must confirm that the club will follow protocols, NFF said.
– We have 1800 clubs that want to start, and there are many children and young people who want to recover free space and soccer. We are satisfied with the signs of gradual reopening. The base is established with protocols that can be adjusted according to the gradual reopening, says Klaveness.
