Coventry City fans traveling to Germany for their pre-season match against SV Darmstadt 98 need not worry about any disruptions despite Leeds United supporters being advised against traveling to their scheduled friendly matches in the same region. Even though Leeds fans were urged not to attend their team’s closed-door matches in Germany due to unforeseen circumstances, Coventry City’s plans for their match against Darmstadt remain unchanged.

The concern arose when Leeds United announced that their pre-season games in Germany would be played behind closed doors, sparking fears among Coventry fans who had already made travel arrangements. However, Coventry City assured their supporters that the situation does not affect their fixture in Darmstadt, and they are moving forward with welcoming up to 1,000 fans for the match on July 27.

Leeds United expressed their disappointment over not being able to play in front of their fans during their summer training camp in Germany but stated that they would be exploring alternative ways to broadcast the games. Despite the setback, both clubs are striving to ensure a smooth experience for their respective sets of supporters, with Coventry City confirming that their pre-season plans in Germany remain unchanged.