Serbs Claim Responsible Behavior by Avoiding Throwing Objects on the Field
Serbia Prepares for High-Stakes World Cup Qualifier Against Albania
As the anticipation builds for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, Albania is gearing up to face Serbia at 20:45 on October 11, 2025. The match will take place at the renowned “Duboçica” Stadium in Leskovac, a crucial venue for both teams.
Serbia Implements Strict Security Measures
In an effort to ensure a smooth and incident-free event, Serbian authorities have announced enhanced security protocols. The entire organizational framework will be under the vigilant guidance of two FIFA inspectors.
- Every ticket will bear the holder’s name, surname, and identification number.
- Entry will only be permitted to those with valid personal identification documents.
- Security personnel will conduct thorough checks both near the stadium and at all main entrances.
- Forbidden items include lasers, metal coins, matches, and any objects that could potentially be thrown onto the field.
Ljubislav Sekulic, the Federation’s stadium director, emphasized the importance of these measures to prevent disruptions during the match.
Fan Safety and Match Integrity at the Forefront
With tensions historically present in matches between these two nations, the Serbian Football Federation is committed to maintaining a secure environment for all spectators. The proactive steps taken are aimed at ensuring that the focus remains on the game itself.
Stay tuned to Emegypt for comprehensive coverage and updates on this pivotal World Cup qualifying match. This event promises to be a significant moment in the qualification journey for both teams.
