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Government Proposes Matches Without Fans if Hooliganism Persists, Announces President Christodoulides

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The ongoing problem of hooliganism in football stadiums has prompted President Christodoulides to consider a new measure. In a recent conversation with George Koumas, President of the Cyprus Football Association, President Christodoulides expressed the Government’s intention to implement a ban on spectators attending football matches if incidents of violence persist. These discussions were sparked by recent events that occurred last week.

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