Plymouth & Cardiff games off amid Storm Darragh warnings
The scheduled matches between Plymouth and Cardiff have been canceled due to the severe weather warnings issued for Storm Darragh.
The decision was made in the interest of player and spectator safety, as high winds and heavy rain are forecasted to hit the region.
Plymouth and Cardiff officials have apologized for any inconvenience caused by the cancellation, but stressed that the safety of all involved is their top priority.
Fans who had purchased tickets for the games will be offered refunds or exchanges for a future match.
Storm Darragh is expected to bring gusts of up to 70 mph and the potential for flooding in the area, making it too dangerous to proceed with the matches.
Residents are being advised to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel during the storm.
The decision to call off the games was made after consulting with meteorologists and emergency services to assess the risk posed by the incoming storm.
Both clubs are working on rescheduling the games for a later date, once the weather conditions have improved.
In the meantime, fans are encouraged to stay safe and keep an eye on official updates regarding the status of the rescheduled matches.
