Tonight Skenderbeu versus Partizani Belgrade at Elbasan Arena

Tonight Skenderbeu will playing for victory and claims to be ranked the second in the group at “Elbasan Arena”. The coach of Skënderbeu team Ilir Daja gave a news conference on the eve of today’s match versus Partizan Belgrade: “Our challenger has very good individual qualities, but we have the proper experience to face teams like Partizan Belgrade. We are looking for 3 points, but to achieve this we need to control the match”, said Korça team coach. Daja underlined: “We must reward the fans support only in the pitch, winning the match and without thinking about other things not related with sports”. UEFA Europa League match between Skënderbeu and Partizan Belgrade is at 21:05 hrs at “Elbasan Arena”. UEFA has installed extra infrastructure for the match against Partizan in Belgrade. After the serious incident of the Serbia-Albania match, on 14 October 2014, where Serbian hooligans entered the field, UEFA officials are trying to avoid such situations being repeated. UEFA has also asked FSHF to have maximum attention. UEFA with its experts will deploy at this meeting, which is rated very hot and with great expectations for tensions. However, Skanderbeg's club is well managing the situation and has stated that it has taken the necessary measures to ensure that everything is within normality. No adverse events are expected, because today in "Elbasan Arena" will facing only two teams for qualifiers of the European League. There will be no Serbian fans in Elbasan, in addition to official delegations.and no Albanian fans in the return match, in Belgrad. The clubs themselves have agreed to this and UEFA has also made it known. While players and the technical staff, are refered mostly about football on field, in the other side some serbian media are trying to produce scandals without anything actually taking place. On their first contact with Albania, some serbian journalists, who are accompanying Partisan, to find bombastic titles for their articles. “Scandal in the center of Tirana. Kosovo is Northern Albania, not part of Serbia”. These graffiti on the walls of the Pyramid were enough for some Serbian reporters to create a first-page article for the media they represented. Various articles of Kurier and Informer show pictures of Albanian police officers accompanying the serbian team.