UEFA Champions League Honors Victims of Nepal Floods with Moment of Silence | Sports-Games
UEFA will also display a solidarity banner as Nepal’s death toll from flash floods and landslides climbs to 1,355, officials said.
- On Monday, UEFA announced a moment of silence will be held at all Champions League matches this week to show support for victims of flash floods in Nepal.
- The death toll in Nepal surged to 1,355 on Monday as Nepal's National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority reported that rescue teams search for 4,996 people, including at least 589 foreign nationals.
- UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin said the football family will stand together before the 18 Champions League games, with a banner displaying 'You are not alone Nepal' as a sign of solidarity.
- Starting Tuesday, the Champions League will host 14 matches across the region, including Real Madrid hosting Inter Milan, to observe the tribute.
- UEFA has previously recognized natural disaster victims outside Europe, including after the September 2023 earthquake in Morocco and floods in Libya.
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UEFA Champions League Honors Victims of Nepal Floods with Moment of Silence | Sports-Games
European football is paying tribute to victims of Nepal's devastating flash floods with a moment of silence at UEFA Champions League matches. The gesture, accompanied by a supportive banner, aims to express solidarity with Nepal amid the rising death toll of 1,355, as rescue and restoration efforts continue.
UEFA to Honour Nepal Flood Victims Before Champions League Matches
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. European football will pay tribute to the victims of the devastating flash floods that struck Nepal on August 26, with a moment of silence to be observed ahead of all UEFA Champions League matches this week. Sports News | UEFA to Honour Nepal Flood Victims Before Champions League Matches.
UEFA to honour Nepal flood victims before Champions League matches - The Tribune
European football will pay tribute to the victims of the devastating flash floods that struck Nepal on August 26, with a moment of silence to be observed ahead of all UEFA Champions League matches this week.
European football shows its support for the victims of the tragedy produced in Nepal. UEFA announced that, before all the Champions League matches this week, there will be a moment of retreat in memory of those who have lost their lives in the devastating floods of 26 August.
Madrid, 7 Sep (EFE).- UEFA announced this Monday that a minute of silence will be observed at the beginning of all the matches of the first day of the Champions League, as a sign of solidarity and support with Nepal for the flood that has caused at least 1,355 deaths, according to the latest data. In addition to the minute of silence, in all the meetings that will be played tomorrow Tuesday and next Wednesday, a banner will be displayed with the…
European Football Unites For Nepal Flood Victims
European football's governing body, UEFA, announced a moment of silence and a solidarity banner at all Champions League matches this week to support victims of devastating flash floods in Nepal, where the death toll has risen and thousands remain missing.
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