Closure arrangement for indicating a preferably first attempt to intervene (opening attempt) on a container, wherein the closure arrangement has a cap part which can be fixed to a pouring spout of the container and can be moved, in particular rotated, along an engagement direction starting from a tamper-evident position (sealing position) into an engagement position, wherein the closure arrangement has a disk-shaped sealing part which, at least in the sealing position, preferably in the sealing position and in the engaged position, closes, in particular sealingly closes, with a sealing side a pouring opening of the pouring spout of the container and is connected with a cap side to the cap part, wherein a relative position can be changed with respect to the sealing part when the cap part is moved, in particular rotated, from the original position into the engaged position, wherein a visible surface of the cap side of the sealing part is at least partially visible from the outside and/or through the cap part in order to indicate the engagement position of the cap part and thus the engagement attempt on the container, wherein the cap part and the sealing part are arranged coaxially to one another and are mounted rotatably to one another, wherein the sealing part has an axial bearing projection on the cap side for positive engagement in a complementarily formed aperture on a cover of the cap part, wherein the visible surface is formed by an upper side of the bearing projection, and wherein the visible surface and an adjoining surface of the cover lie essentially in a common plane and form a common top-side visible surface of the closure arrangement, characterized in that the bearing projection is cylindrical and in that a first piece of information is arranged on the upper side of the lid of the cap part and a second piece of information is arranged on the visible surface of the bearing projection, the two pieces of information (18, 19) forming an overall piece of information in the sealing position, which changes due to the change in the relative position of the cap part with respect to the sealing part in the engaged position. wherein the closure arrangement has a cap part which can be fixed to a pouring spout of the container and can be moved, in particular rotated, along an engagement direction starting from a tamper-evident position (sealing position) into an engagement position, wherein the closure arrangement has a disk-shaped sealing part which, at least in the sealing position, preferably in the sealing position and in the engaged position, closes, in particular sealingly closes, with a sealing side a pouring opening of the pouring spout of the container and is connected with a cap side to the cap part, wherein a relative position can be changed with respect to the sealing part when the cap part is moved, in particular rotated, from the original position into the engaged position, wherein a visible surface of the cap side of the sealing part is at least partially visible from the outside and/or through the cap part in order to indicate the engagement position of the cap part and thus the engagement attempt on the container, wherein the cap part and the sealing part are arranged coaxially to one another and are mounted rotatably to one another, wherein the sealing part has an axial bearing projection on the cap side for positive engagement in a complementarily formed aperture on a cover of the cap part, wherein the visible surface is formed by an upper side of the bearing projection, and wherein the visible surface and an adjoining surface of the cover lie essentially in a common plane and form a common top-side visible surface of the closure arrangement, characterized in that the bearing projection is cylindrical and in that a first piece of information is arranged on the upper side of the lid of the cap part and a second piece of information is arranged on the visible surface of the bearing projection, the two pieces of information (18, 19) forming an overall piece of information in the sealing position, which changes due to the change in the relative position of the cap part with respect to the sealing part in the engaged position.