LIB said League 1 may be held centrally on one island

However, the format of the competition will still be the usual competition, home and away

Jakarta (medialnews) – PT Liga Indonesia Baru (LIB) CEO Akhmad Hadian Lukita said the League 1 season 2021-2022 will likely be held centrally on one island to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

“But later on, the league format will remain in the league as usual. at home and awayAchmad Hadian told Antara in Jakarta on Wednesday.

To illustrate, the man from West Java continued, League 1 is projected as the 2021 Menpora Cup pre-season tournament that will take place in four districts / cities of Java Island.

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With such a match venue schedule, the Menpora Cup is considered smooth and no cases of COVID-19 have been found in the competition running from March 21 to April 25, 2021.

“The difference is that the Menpora Cup is a tournament divided into four groups, while League 1 is not,” Akhmad Hadian said.

LIB cites the Indonesian League 1 centralized league format 2021-2022 as bubble to bubble or call to call.

If League 1 is later held in Java, each team will choose its own home stadium, where it will be implemented bubble (bubbles) that restrict the movement of players, coaches and officials with the COVID-19 prevention protocol.

All new team personnel move from one place to another, which is also monitored by health protocols, during training or competitions. This is what is described as bubble to bubble.

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“It also looks like yesterday’s Menpora Cup,” said Akhmad Hadian.

The Indonesian League 1 for the 2021-2022 season is scheduled for July 3, 2021. Until this news was published, the implementation, including League 2, could not be determined, as the public license from the police had not been issued.

In connection with this, Achmad Hadian Lukita stated that LIB and PSSI had sent a letter of application for the League 1 and League 2 crowd permits to the police, which was also copied to the Ministry of Youth and Sports, the Ministry of Health and the COVID-19 . Dealing with Task Force.

Simultaneously with this process, PSSI-LIB continues to communicate with other stakeholders including the Ministry of Youth and Sports, the police, the Ministry of Health and the COVID-19 Handling Task Force to level the perceptions.

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Reporter: Michael Siahaan
Editor: Fitri Supratiwi
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