FSHF reveals the main reason why they lost the Supercup development race in Albania

Europe's top football body decided that Superkupa will be played in the “Estadio de Dragao” of Porto, representing Albania's request.

This is the second time Albania has not been approved since the same request was made last year, but it was finally decided to play at the “Vodone Arena” of Besiktas, where Atletico Madrid will face the winner of the Real Madrid couple .

Through an announcement on the official page, the Albanian Football Federation has reacted to UEFA's again candidacy refusal, saying this time the National Arena “ ” was ranked third under the score system, but failed to win the right to host this event.

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Albania is praised for its second initiative in organising Europe's 2020 Supercup final, but it has not been able to secure it even in its administration, UEFA chooses Porto “Dragão” stadium. The latest UEFA EC verdict has not been in favour of the FSHF's candidacy for “National Arena”.

However, Albania has received its maximum assessments of the intensive provision for organising such a finale. So in relation to the application a year ago, there have been significant improvements, and at the conclusion of the candidate assessment of the “National Arena”, the score is positioned in the first three countries, remaining a potential candidate for further. Official candidates for the 2020 European Super Cup final were stadiums:

1. Albania, Tirana, National Arena
2. Belarus, Minsk, Dinamo Stadium
3. Finland, Helsinki, Helsinki Olympic Stadium
4. France, Nice, Grand Stade de Nice
5. Israel, Haifa, Sami Ofer
6. Kazakhstan, Almati, Almati Central Stadium
7. Moldova, Chisinev, Zimbru Stadium
8. Northern Ireland, Belfast, Winter Park
9. Portugal, Porto, Dragão

The Albanian Football Federation, even in this year's running again competed with a project because the “National Arena” is still on the rise, as other plants have long welcomed football matches.

Being a nurse for such a fact again The FSHF decided to be part of the candidacy, eventually completing the entire scheme of required documentation, to organise such an event. However, the “National Arena” will open the doors in the first quarter of next year, and will again be a candidate to host Europe's champion teams in a Superkupe final.

The FSHF is very committed to bringing such an event to the capital, and for that, it will again enter the final organisation race for other editions.