I'm in Europe. There's a 2 or 3 week period after the 2nd shot before you are considered fully vaccinated.
So, say you get your 2nd vaccination and your shot record card stamped, the card won't be accepted as proof of full vaccination until 2 or 3 weeks after the 2nd shot. I've seen both 2 weeks or 3 weeks used.
So, Why did UEFA set 31 May as a vaccination day, a few days before the start of the tournament?
So, kid collapses today, and the game was suspended. Updates were being run across TV screens where I am (not DK or SF). I don't watch TV, but saw them in passing.
Game re-started a few hours later.
Pretty sure they wanted to determine in the hospital if the Vax played a part, decided it didn't and let the game be resumed.
There will be a complete breakdown if another player collapses. Saw the video. Have never seen that before on a soccer field. Action stopped immediately and the other players knew, also immediately, that there was a serious medical issue, not an injury.