Regulations of the UEFA European Football Championship - GreenKIT

a) may have an impact on the playing of the match;
b) may be reasonably considered as controversial insofar as they are likely to
encourage or incite any form of crowd disorder;
c) may display any public disorder, civil disobedience or any commercial and/or
offensive material within the crowd or on the pitch; or
d) may be deemed to criticise, undermine or damage the reputation, standing or
authority of any player, match official and/or any other party at the stadium,
(including, but not limited to, any images that are aimed at highlighting, directly
or indirectly, any offside offence, fault committed by a player, potential mistake
of a match official and/or any behaviour which is contrary to the principle of fair
play).
12.12 The UEFA administration determines the conditions governing all scoreboard and
giant screen transmissions during the final tournament.
Artificial turf
12.13 With the exception of the final tournament, which must be played on natural turf,
matches in the competition may be played on artificial turf in accordance with the
UEFA Stadium Infrastructure Regulations and provided that such artificial turf
meets the FIFA Recommended 2-Star Standard, in compliance with the FIFA
Quality Concept – Handbook of Test Methods and Requirements for Artificial Turf
Football Surfaces.
12.14 The owner of the artificial turf and the host association are fully responsible for
meeting the above requirements, in particular those related to:
a) maintenance work and ongoing improvement measures; and
b) safety and environmental measures as set out in the FIFA Quality Concept –
Handbook of Test Methods and Requirements for Artificial Turf Football
Surfaces.
12.15 The owner of the artificial turf and the host association must obtain sufficient
warranties and/or guarantees related to the material and the installation from the
manufacturer and the installer of the artificial turf.
12.16 UEFA cannot be held responsible for any damages to third parties resulting from
the use of the artificial turf.
12.17 A host association organising a qualifying match in a stadium with the required
standard of artificial turf has to announce this to their opponents and the UEFA
administration at least 60 days in advance. A copy of the relevant certificate,
issued within the 12 months preceding the relevant match, must be sent to the
UEFA administration at the same time.
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