The Football Association was surprised by the decision of the Norwegian authorities to cancel the friendly match • The locals clarified: "The match will not take place due to the infection of Mons Dabour"
Monas Dabour.
In Norway the case of infection was taken seriously
Photography:
Alan Shiver
The Football Association was surprised by the decision of the Norwegian authorities to cancel tonight's friendly match in Norway.
"The game was canceled due to the infection of the Israeli national team player Monas Dabour," the authorities in Norway said, but the team is trying to understand whether this is the only reason.
Sources in the team who are in Norway said that from the moment it was learned that Davor was diagnosed as positive for Corona, the pressure around the Israeli delegation increased on the part of the locals.
"They made us feel like we were all sick in Corona," the team said.
As early as this morning, the team realized that the local authorities in the Scandinavian country were treating Davor's infection with severity. While in Israel they worked to get Captain Beavers Natcho out of isolation so he could play, the Norwegians worked to cancel the match. In the end, the game was indeed canceled and the team is examining how they can leave Norway for the game against the Czech Republic in the League of Nations on Sunday.