FC Copenhagen (FCK) has requested its fans to postpone their traditional bath toy throwing until halftime during Sunday’s crucial championship match against FC Nordsjælland. The club traditionally sees fans throw bath toys in the 13th minute of the last home game of the Superliga season.

This season, however, the match holds significant importance, as a win would secure the championship for FCK. The sporting management at FCK aims to avoid any interruptions during the first half of this important game.

According to the club, the decision to delay the tradition will allow fans to enjoy the event without disrupting the flow of the match. FCK emphasizes that the match is too important for both clubs to risk interruptions.

The match between FCK and FCN is scheduled for Sunday at 5 PM and is sold out. The club’s appeal is a friendly request to ensure the bath toy tifo is carried out at halftime, allowing the tradition to continue without affecting the game.