Article 24 Changes to the match hall or schedule - Futsal Champions League

Regulations of the UEFA Futsal Champions League

Content Type
Competition Regulations
Category
Futsal > Futsal Champions League
ft:locale
en-GB
Edition
2026/27
Enforcement Date
1 June 2026
24.01

If, at any time during the season, the UEFA administration deems that a venue or hall may not be fit for staging matches of the season in question for whatever reason (including but not limited to pitch, facility and infrastructure, safety and security, operational and/or organisational problems), it may consult the host concerned and ask it to propose an alternative venue or hall, compliant with UEFA’s requirements. Should the host not be able to propose an acceptable alternative venue or hall by the deadline set by the UEFA administration, UEFA may select an alternative, neutral hall, which may be in the same venue, in another venue in the territory of the association of the club concerned, or in the territory of another UEFA association. The host will have to make all the necessary arrangements for the staging of some or all future matches of the season, in cooperation with the relevant association and competent authorities. The costs of staging the matches are borne by the host. The UEFA administration takes a final decision on alternative venues/halls in due time.

24.02

If any party to a match has any reason to doubt whether that particular match can take place as scheduled (including but not limited to pitch, facility and infrastructure, safety and security, operational and/or organisational issues), they must notify the UEFA administration immediately. If the UEFA administration receives any such notification, or has any reason itself to believe that a match may not be able to be played as scheduled, it decides if any change will be made to the venue, hall, date and/or kick-off time. Such a decision by the UEFA administration is final. If the venue or the hall is changed, the costs of staging the match(es) concerned are borne by the host.

24.03

The referee decides if a match which has started must be suspended. This decision is made after consultation with the UEFA match delegate and, when possible, the UEFA administration.

24.04

In all cases, decisions taken on the basis of this article are without prejudice to any possible disciplinary measures.