Tonight at 8:45 PM, Croatia will face Armenia in the final round of qualification for the European Championship. This crucial game can secure their place in Germany, and the team is expected to receive great support from over 20 thousand spectators at Maksimir Stadium. Despite bad weather, spectators are expected to fill the stadium and support the national team.

In preparation for the match, HNS has organized a rich program leading up to it, including a fan zone outside the stadium where popular musicians Mate Bulić and Tiho Orlić will perform. The fan zone will be open to visitors from 5:00 p.m.

To ensure the safety of the event, special security measures and traffic regulations have been put in place at the stadium and surrounding areas. The police will be present to prevent illegal behavior and protect all citizens’ safety.

Upon entering Maksimir Stadium, detailed security measures will be implemented to prevent prohibited items and funds’ introduction. Visitors are encouraged to arrive early to avoid delays; gates will open at 6:45 p.m.

Several parking areas around the stadium have been temporarily closed to traffic, so visitors are advised to use public transport instead of driving. During the match, visitors must follow guidelines and respect police officers’ instructions while avoiding any racist or discriminatory behavior.

The Croatian Football Association and Zagreb Police Department have announced that they plan to audio and video record public gatherings before, during, and after football matches as part of efforts to ensure smooth operation of sporting events.

Fans must behave appropriately during tonight’s game between Croatia and Armenia in order for it to run smoothly without any incidents or disturbances that may disrupt proceedings or threaten anyone’s safety.

Don’t forget that this game is crucial for Croatia’s chances of qualifying for the European Championship in Germany, so come out in numbers tonight at Maksimir Stadium!