Cricket contests dubbed "Test matches" - Following the rain, the city anticipates no disruption to the upcoming international match.
Following recent heavy downpours, the friendly soccer game between Germany's national team and Ukraine is still scheduled to go ahead as intended. Nuremberg, in contrast to other areas of the free state, managed to escape the weekend largely intact, so no issues or implications will affect the evening match, according to the city of Nuremberg on a Monday morning.
This was stated by the police over the weekend, confirming that the events surrounding the friendly match could continue as planned.
The game set for Monday night (8:45 pm/ARD) is the first of two pre-tournament trials for the national coach Julian Nagelsmann. The second friendly match, occurring on the following Friday in Mönchengladbach, pits Germany against the Greek squad. In the upcoming European Championship (June 14 to July 14), Scotland, Hungary, and Switzerland are set to be Germany's opponents.
To preserve the lawn, Ukraine relocated its final training to Erlangen instead of Nuremberg's Max-Morlock-Stadion. Ukraine, coached by Serhij Rebrov, will face Belgium, Romania, and Slovakia in the group stage of the European Championship.
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Despite the weather in Bavaria bringing heavy rainfall over the weekend, the Test match between Germany's national soccer team and Ukraine is set to proceed. The International match, scheduled for Monday night in Nuremberg, should not be disrupted due to the city's ability to avoid significant issues.
The upcoming Test matches, including this international friendly and another against Greece, are crucial preparations for Germany's coach Julian Nagelsmann ahead of the European Championship (EM). Germany, alongside Scotland, Hungary, and Switzerland, will participate in the tournament, set to take place from June 14 to July 14.
On the other hand, Ukraine's final training session was moved to Erlangen due to the wet conditions affecting the lawn at Nuremberg's Max-Morlock-Stadion. The Ukrainian national team, managed by Serhij Rebrov, is also preparing for the EM, where they will face Belgium, Romania, and Slovakia in their group stage.
Despite the test match rain and inclement weather, German and Ukrainian fans are eagerly anticipating the international match in Nuremberg, boosted by the city's successful handling of recent storms in Bavaria.
