Now players in Germany do not have to wear mouthguards

Since the resumption of German football after the Corona break, there have been strict rules. Among other things, the coaches and substitutes have been forced to wear mouthguards.

But now it's over. Today, the German Football Association (DFB) announced that adjustments are being made in the medical association.

On the one hand, the face mask requirement is removed, and the number of media representatives allowed to be in place is doubled - from 13 to 26.

However, DFB is clear that this does not mean that they neglect the coronary risks,

"DFB and DFL (the German league organization) continue to prioritize the health of all concerned and the entire population," they write on the federation's website.