The joint commission of the Russian Football Union and the Russian Premier League for the admission of football fields carried out an inspection of the VTB Arena on Thursday, reported in the press service of the sports complex.
In March, the VTB Arena will host three Dynamo matches as part of the MIR RPL, as well as friendly matches of the Russian national team against the teams of Serbia and Paraguay. Earlier, reported that in winter, the football field was renovated at the Bleu et Blanc arena.
— Today, February 22, the joint commission of the Russian Football Union and the Russian Premier League for the admission of football fields inspected the VTB Arena – Dynamo Central Stadium and noted that the condition of the pitch complied with regulatory requirements. During the inspection, the density and height of the grass cover, the tensile strength of the turf, the temperature of the playing surface and the length of the root system were checked. The meeting took place in the presence of representatives of the Dynamo football club (Moscow) and the management of the complex, the press service says in response to a request from .
— The technical characteristics of the VTB Arena pitch correspond to optimal values. The stadium’s agronomic service carries out interventions 24 hours a day to intensify the growth of the pitch and maintain the required quality of the surface. One of our main tasks is to ensure the comfort and safety of all players involved on the field,” said Anton Gavrilov, General Director of VTB Arena LLC.
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Source : MatchTV
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