Germany Vs Portugal UEFA Nations League Semis To Proceeded Amid Storm Warnings In Munich
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The European governing body, UEFA, continues to monitor the meteorological situation with help from local authorities.
The UEFA Nations League semifinal between Germany and Portugal is set to proceed as scheduled despite warnings of storm in Munich.
The European governing body, UEFA, continues to monitor the meteorological situation with help from local authorities and suggested fans heading to the stadium to account for extra cushion in travel time.
'The match is planned to go ahead as scheduled and any updates will be communicated to ticket holders directly," UEFA said.
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