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Problems with De Kuip's lighting columns have been definitely solved. The final tests were successful on Monday, which means that the match between the League of Nations and the France team will continue on Friday.
"We talked about it to the Football Association, the KNVB specifically asked for confirmation," said stadium director Jan van Merwijk. to know, to know. "All will be well and we are looking forward to a nice Orange party."
On Monday, all stadium lighting tests were completed. Streetlights collapsed on Sunday, November 4, shortly after the start of the league match between Feyenoord and VVV-Venlo. The suspended duel will be replayed on December 6th.
For a week, ten staff members of Stadium Feijenoord worked on the repair and lighting test.
"Of course, we are not happy about the incident that occurred, but a good lesson," Van Merwijk said. "Broken and fragile components have been replaced, so we know that a construction defect is no longer possible and we have done everything we can to avoid repetition."
The final stop is no longer a problem
According to the Van Kuijk can now adequately solve all new lighting installation problems. The definitive cessation of a competition is therefore no longer necessary.
"We have created so-called workarounds that guarantee the possibility of restoring lighting in two ways: the match always takes place because the lights shine again within half an hour prescribed. "
The match of the League of Nations opposing the Orange to France in De Kuip begins Friday at 20:45.
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