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Tunisian football championship set to resume under strict health protocols

The Tunisian Football Federation has taken the decision to resume the national championship in August. To prepare for the competition, training sessions have resumed. But in a context where the coronavirus pandemic is still up, the federal authorities do not want to take any risks.

For the start of the national team training on Monday, June 8, 2020, all health procedures have been respected to the letter. Before conducting the first training session, the medical staff guided the players on a set of procedures to ensure their safety and the safety of the attendants and technical staff.

They were also briefed on the health protocol set by the university and approved by the relevant authorities. To ensure everyone was in good shape, the medical staff carried out tests on all the participants in the training, including players, coaches and escorts, and the results were negative.

The players were given all the basic prevention equipment such as masks, sterilizing liquid and other equipment to sterilize all sports supplies in addition to a guidance document explaining the most important measures of prevention, safety and various tips needed to raise awareness.

Even the bus that took the players to the field, as well as the different equipment that will be used in the hotel by the technical staff, was also sterilized.

The training session was preceded by the sterilization of the changing rooms, the balls, the pitch, the benches and all the training area and media meeting rooms in order to ensure the safety of all, including the journalists who came to cover the training session.

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