Vorskla Poltava vs Arsenal: Europa League clash may not go ahead after being moved to Kiev

Vorskla Poltava vs Arsenal: Europa League clash may not go ahead after being moved to Kiev
Vorskla Poltava say they may not be able to play against Arsenal in the Europa League on Thursday night after the venue was moved to Kiev.The match was relocated from Poltava, which is more than 200 miles to the east of Kiev, amid ‘security concerns’ following Ukraine’s decision to impose martial law in some parts of the country.3

The game was moved from the Oleksiy Butovsky Vorskla Stadium in Poltava

Around 500 Gunners are expected to attend the game, with the club ringing each fan individually to ensure they know where it is being held.Unai Emery and his players flew direct from Luton to Kiev this afternoon after scrapping plans to travel to Poltava and train this evening.3

Arsenal’s players flew to Kiev this afternoon

Political tensions between Ukraine and Russia have risen after Russian forces captured three Ukrainian ships off the coast of Crimea.Ukraine president Petro Poroshenko took the decision to impose martial law in order to protect the country from a potential ground invasion.3

The Olympic Stadium is due to host the fixture

Uefa had insisted the game would go ahead as planned just 24 hours before moving the fixture from the Oleksiy Butovsky Vorskla Stadium to the Olympic Stadium, which hosted last season’s Champions League final.The change was announced by Uefa’s emergency panel just 48 hours before kick-off and Arsenal’s vice chairman insists the club have not received confirmation from the Olympic Stadium that it will host the game.

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