Liverpool fit in the Champions League against FC Midtjylland will take a stand in Denmark after the easing of restrictions in the UK allowed Premier League champions to Herning.
The Reds will travel to Scandinavia next month for the Group D clash, and it was feared that Jurgen Klopp’s team would have to isolate themselves upon their return, in accordance with regulations established through the British government.
These protocols have been abandoned for elite athletes and athletes since the return of competitions, but Denmark would not gain advantages from such an exemption, which calls into question the match.
Liverpool to Denmark to face FC Midtjylland in their Champions League match
There were doubts about the elimination of restrictions that forced Liverpool to isolate himself
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