Kosovo’s supporters, the “Dardanët,” have confirmed that they will travel to Debrecen, Hungary, to support the national team in Thursday’s Nations League match against Israel.
The match, scheduled for October 1 at 20:45, will be played in Debrecen, where Israel is hosting the fixture at a neutral venue. The Football Federation of Kosovo has allocated a dedicated sector for Kosovo supporters, with tickets available for the D3 section.
The “Dardanët” said their support for the national team does not depend on the stadium or location. They emphasized that wherever Kosovo plays across Europe, they will stand behind the team with pride and loyalty.
“Dardanët, as always, will once again be present in the stands to support the best sons of our country,” the supporters said, adding: “It doesn’t matter whether we play at home, away or on neutral ground. Dardanët, in every situation and in every corner of Europe, stand proudly and loyally by their national team.”
Kosovo enters the match with three points from its opening two Nations League games, having defeated Ireland before losing 3–1 to Austria. The team has already arrived in Debrecen and resumed preparations for Thursday’s encounter.
The supporters ended their message with a clear ambition for the upcoming clash: “We’re going for the win, to start and finish this week successfully. Besa, besë Kosovë!”
