US EditionUEFA approves Villarreal-Barcelona game in Miami
UEFA approved two first-ever overseas league matches amid unclear FIFA rules, aiming to boost La Liga and Serie A's global presence despite fan opposition.
- UEFA has approved Barcelona to play Villarreal in Miami and AC Milan to face Como in Perth, Australia, despite opposition from fans and concerns about the integrity of domestic leagues.
- UEFA stated it is in clear opposition to hosting domestic league matches abroad but approved the requests due to FIFA's vague regulatory framework.
- UEFA president described the decision as exceptional and emphasized it should not set a precedent for future matches to be played outside their home countries.
- Fan groups criticized the decision, arguing that it jeopardizes the integrity of domestic competitions and disconnects clubs from local supporters.
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