EHF YAC EURO QUALIFICATION REgULATIONs - European ...

at the technical meeting. The EHF delegate(s) define the kits with which the teams
will play for each tournament match in a “kit plan” upon coordination with the
delegations representatives.
17.7. The Official Delegation forms presenting the list of players and team officials
nominated as Official Delegation and their respective numbers or letters must be
checked with the players’ passport or national identity card, be approved and signed by
the EHF delegate(s) at the technical meeting.
17.8. The topics dealt with during the technical meeting include (without limitation):
• technical matters of the game
• security concept of the complete event (security inside and outside the playing
hall, separation of the opposing fan sectors, medical emergency resources, etc.)
• venue set-up (floor, judges’ table, support table, etc.)
• press conference (time, place, participants) – optional
• pre-match and post-match procedure (line-up, players’ presentation, etc.)
• side events (banquet, etc.)
• organisational matters (VIP guests of guest teams, etc.)
Article 18
A. Pre-match procedures
Warm-up
18.1. In due time before the start of a YAC EURO Qualification match, the playing court must
be made available to the players of the two playing teams for warm-up.
18.2. Upon EHF referees’ instructions to do so (twelve (12) minutes before the throw-off
of the match at the latest), each player being on the playing court for the warm-up must
immediately leave the playing court.
Match report preparation
18.3. The match reports containing the names of the players and officials of the teams
Official Delegations as well as their respective numbers or letters are prepared by the
Host Federation after the technical meeting based on the Official Delegation forms.
They are checked by the EHF delegate(s) and handed over to the team officials in
charge in due course before the throw-off of the respective match.
18.4. One (1) hour before the throw-off of the match, the pre-prepared match report and the
names of the Official Delegation of the playing teams must be checked and confirmed
by the team officials in charge. Moreover, the team officials in charge must reduce the
number of team officials to a maximum of four (4) by crossing out up to two (2) team
officials listed. Only those four (4) officials are eligible to be in the substitution area
during the match.
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