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Reporting broadly agrees that a Brazilian delegation inspected the Kolkata stadium and raised concerns regarding the pitch conditions.
A seven-member delegation from the Brazilian Football Confederation inspected Kolkata's stadium ahead of a proposed friendly against India.
The delegation inspected the Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan stadium to evaluate facilities for the upcoming match.
Officials flagged serious concerns regarding the playing surface and training facilities during the inspection.
The delegation warned that low grass density poses a high injury risk to players like Vinicius Jr.
While officials expressed satisfaction with hotel accommodations and hygiene facilities, the pitch condition drew criticism.
The playing surface had reportedly worsened following recent Durand Cup matches held at the venue.
The proposed October 3 friendly match brings significant attention to stadium readiness and player safety.
Uncertainty remains regarding whether pitch conditions can be improved in time for the scheduled fixture.
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Reporting broadly agrees that a Brazilian delegation inspected the Kolkata stadium and raised concerns regarding the pitch conditions.
It remains uncertain whether the venue will address the pitch concerns or if the match schedule will be adjusted.
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A seven-member delegation from the Brazilian Football Confederation evaluated the stadium and training facilities in Kolkata ahead of an anticipated friendly against India. While hotel accommodations and hygiene facilities met expectations, the pitch itself was deemed inadequate. Organizers face scrutiny to address these surface issues before the scheduled October match.
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A seven-member delegation from the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) inspected Kolkata's Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan stadium ahead of a proposed October 3 friendly against India. The delegation reportedly flagged serious concerns regarding the playing surface and training facilities, warning that low grass density poses a high injury risk to players like Vinicius Jr. While officials were satisfied with hotel accommodations and hygiene facilities, the pitch condition had reportedly worsened following recent Durand Cup matches.