A Year Under Covid

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In a documentary, President Aleksander Čeferin and other UEFA officials explain how European club and national team competitions have returned to play so successfully and safely, despite the pandemic. Exactly one year after the decision to postpone UEFA EURO 2020 by 12 months, UEFA.tv today launches a brand-new documentary offering a unique, behind-the-scenes look at what it has taken to safeguard European football – from its temporary halt to its return to play. A Year Under COVID-19 charts life inside UEFA from the perspective of its senior officials, whose leadership was central to the safe conclusion of four club competitions last summer and remains critical to this day. For the first time, this feature-length documentary gives viewers an insight into the hours of hard work, research and analysis guiding decisions that brought UEFA national team and club matches back to stadiums across the continent and into living rooms all over the world.

On March 17 2020, the UEFA Executive Committee announced that EURO 2020 would be postponed by a year, with the game suspended across the globe due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Club competitions were also put on hold with no guarantee of when they could resume. Yet, by August, UEFA club competitions had returned in a series of unforgettable final eight tournaments – a feat that had seemed barely plausible just a few months before – while national team football followed the same path a month later.  A Year Under COVID-19 explains all, from the difficult but essential decision to suspend plans for EURO 2020 to the crucial negotiations and teamwork that allowed the game to get back up and running so quickly and safely. The documentary reserves special focus for the development of the UEFA Return To Play Protocol, which established operational and medical guidelines for staging around 1,500 matches and implementing more than 125,000 COVID-19 tests since last August.