Muslim players to break quickly during the Ramadan Fa Cup game

Since the Muslims in England fast for Ramadan today, the FA Cup games will pause briefly so that players can break the fast.

During the Ramadan, Muslims all over the world do without food and drink from dusk to dawn, and special considerations are often made for athletes. Footballers who observe fasting is granted a short break in the game.

“Players who watch the Ramadan in his fact sheet in the fifth round. “An approximate time is agreed when the break takes place, and it is not used as a team drink break or tactical break.”

The Premier League has followed a similar approach in recent years that enables Muslim players to break water and data during natural games in the game, e.g. B. Free kick, throwing or gate steps and substitutions.

Ramadan runs in England this year from March 1 to 30, with the FA Cup quarter-finals planned for the weekend of March 29 and 30.

The Muslim players who could benefit from this include the City -Duo Omar Marmoush and Abdukodir Khuzanov, Manchester United’s Noussair Mazraoui and Fulhams Adama Traore.

At the beginning of this week, Nussair Mazraoui from United shared his inspiring thoughts with the Muslim supporter of Manchester United in Old Trafford.

During the meeting the Moroccan Defender answered the questions of the fans and advised them to “never lose sight of their dreams”.

“Seeing her parents so proudly is something that makes her proud more,” he said. “That gives your heart a nice feeling.”

Manchester United supporters expressed their joy to meet the “modest” Mazraoui. “It was incredible. He pushed across really well. It was really nice to meet him, ”said the co -founder and secretary of the Fan Club, Asif Mahmud.