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FAW Statement on Coronavirus/COVID-19_issue 22
Return of Adult Football
over 4 years ago | Gareth Jones
Brought Forward
The Football Association of Wales has welcomed the news today (9 April) from the Welsh Government that outdoor activity for up to 30 adults can now restart from 26 April instead of the previously set date of 3 May.
This will mean that clubs can seek permission to play friendly matches within the 30-person limit as and from 26 April. As a result, the FAW is reviewing its protocols and shall communicate them directly to Area Associations, Leagues and Clubs in the week commencing 12 April in preparation for the easing of restrictions.
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Andrew Howard
Head of Competitions
Football Association of Wales
Tel: +44 (0) 29 2043 5847
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