Football fans have until 1pm today to claim their refund for Euro 2020 games if they no longer wish to attend.
UEFA opened their refunds portal amid the uncertainty of the event going ahead as planned as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The governing body sparked an outcry last month after fans faced being unable to obtain a refund if a match was moved to a different venue, however, UEFA has now confirmed if a match is played at its original venue, but behind closed doors or with a reduced capacity, ticket-holders will be granted a full refund.
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Fans have until 1pm today to obtain a refund.
In an email sent to ticket holders, UEFA wrote: "If you are sure you cannot make the tournament in 2021, please access the ticket return portal and request a refund for your tickets.
"The current ticket return window will close on 26 January 2021 at 14:00 CET.
"All refunds in this phase will be processed by the end of February 2021."
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Euro 2020 us set to be held across 12 cities and 12 countries and was rescheduled from the summer of 2020 following the Covid-19 pandemic.
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