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CAFCC: Rivers Utd Vs B’ Celtic Tie Get New Date

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The CAF Confederation Cup tie between NPFL side, Rivers United and South Africa’s Bloemfontein Celtic has been rescheduled for January 24, 2021.

The second leg of the last 32 tie will now be played in a neighbouring country to Nigeria, which has more lenient Covid-19 protocols for travelers arriving from South Africa.

Originally the match should have been played January 6 in the Nigerian city of Port Harcourt but the South African side were not able to travel to Nigeria due to the strict coronavirus regulations by the Nigerian Government.

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The regulations meant that Bloemfontein Celtic would have had to quarantine for seven days upon arrival, because South Africa is designated as one of the high risk countries.

According to the South African Football Federation (SAFA), the decision to reschedule the match comes after reaching out to CAF to seek guidance on the matter after Celtic’s initial appeal to the Nigerian FA and Nigerian government was turned down.

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“The Nigerian Football Federation to decide and communicate the venue, date, kick-off-time and the approval of the neutral host association by 12 January 2021 at the latest.

“The additional player registration period starts on the 10th of January 2021, the two teams shall not be allowed to field any of the players registered during this period for this match.”

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