Pre-match, half-time and post-match interviews with each team may take place at the stadium as follows. Timings and locations must, in principle, be agreed in advance by UEFA and each team.
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On request, the head coach and a player on the match sheet must be made available before the match for a short interview, relating exclusively to the match in question, with the host broadcaster and the main audiovisual rights holder of the team's country.
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Additional pre-match interviews may be conducted with the head coach and players subject to their agreement.
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Half-time interviews may be conducted with head coaches, assistant coaches or players, subject to their agreement.
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Each team must make one player available for a super-flash interview with the host broadcaster or the main audiovisual rights holder from its country, as determined by UEFA, in a designated area located next to or on the pitch.
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Flash interviews, if requested, are obligatory and take place after the match. Each team must make the head coach and a minimum of three players available to the audiovisual rights holders. Teams must ensure that the head coach and players are available for such interviews within 15 minutes of the end of the match.
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Players selected for doping controls may conduct post-match interviews upon approval of the UEFA doping control officer and provided that the player is escorted by a chaperone appointed by the UEFA doping control officer.
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If a team's head coach is suspended for the match, or is sent off during the match, the team may choose to make the assistant coach available for the post-match interviews instead of the head coach.
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Teams must fulfil interview requests from audiovisual rights holders before conducting interviews with their national association's own media platforms.