Real Madrid on Friday demanded an explanation for the way fans were treated at the Champions League final last weekend and said authorities must take ...
"The pain, the grief, the harm, the hurt that they suffered on Saturday, and now to be told by a French minister that only Liverpool fans have been a problem, it’s just disgraceful." "As has been clearly seen in the revealing images offered by the media, many of the fans were violently assaulted, harassed and robbed. In the statement published "in defence of supporters", Madrid asked why the Stade de France was chosen as the venue for the final against Liverpool and asked "who was responsible for leaving the fans helpless and defenceless."
Real Madrid have demanded answers from authorities for the Champions League final chaos at Stade de France "in defence of our supporters who were victims" ...
Liverpool say more than 6,500 fans have submitted online forms detailing their experiences, and have pledged financial support to various mental health organisations, which can be used by supporters. For those supporters to then be held responsible by politicians simply added insult to injury. We had seen the videos and heard first-hand accounts from fans. "As was evident in the revealing images published by the media, several fans were attacked, harassed, assaulted and robbed in violent fashion. Certain fans even had to spend the night in hospital as a result of injuries. Fans who in general terms showed exemplary conduct at all times.
Real Madrid have questioned the decision to hold the Champions League final at the Stade de France.They have also called for those responsible for events...
Mon “As was evident in the revealing images published by the media, several fans were attacked, harassed, assaulted and robbed in violent fashion. Fans who in general terms showed exemplary conduct at all times."
Real Madrid have published an official announcement on their site about the events at the Stade de France during Saturday's UEFA Champions League Final ...
As was evident in the revealing images published by the media, several fans were attacked, harassed, assaulted and robbed in violent fashion. Certain fans even had to spend the night in hospital as a result of injuries. Fans who in general terms showed exemplary conduct at all times.
UEFA have issued an apology to the fans who were affected by the events surrounding the Champions League final after ticket fraud and crowd trouble marred ...
This is why I hope that we can compensate them as soon as possible," Macron said in the interview. "The Review will engage with UEFA and all relevant stakeholders, including, but not limited to, fan groups... on a night which should have been a celebration of European club football," it said in a statement on Friday.
UEFA have issued an apology to the fans who were affected by the events surrounding the Champions League final after ticket fraud and crowd trouble marred ...
"The Review will engage with UEFA and all relevant stakeholders, including, but not limited to, fan groups... on a night which should have been a celebration of European club football," it said in a statement on Friday. Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com
Thousands of supporters were unable to access European club football's showpiece match between despite having genuine tickets, in chaotic scenes that saw ...
Liverpool have had to 'settle' for the double of League and FA Cup after missing out on the bigger prizes of the Premier League and Champions League. UEFA announced on Monday it was opening an "independent report" into the security chaos before the Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid at the Stade de France in Paris "UEFA wishes -- and needs -- to understand what happened during the course of the day of the final, and determine lessons learnt to ensure there is no repeat of the actions and events of that day," it said in a statement. "UEFA wishes to sincerely apologise to all spectators who had to experience or witness frightening and distressing events in the build-up to the UEFA Champions League final at the Stade de France on May 28, 2022 in Paris, on a night which should have been a celebration of European club football. Lausanne: UEFA apologised to spectators for the first time on Friday for their "frightening and distressing" experience ahead of the Champions League final, saying no football fan should go through such mayhem. Thousands of supporters were unable to access European club football's showpiece match between despite having genuine tickets, in chaotic scenes that saw the French police use tear gas at close range even against children.
A fan stands on the fence in front of the Stade de France prior the Champions League final soccer match between Liverpool and Real Madrid, in Saint Denis ...
“Football has transmitted an image to the world which is far away from the values and goals which it should pursue,” Madrid said. UEFA initially blamed the chaos and violence on fans arriving late, then blamed holders of fake tickets. “No football fan should be put in that situation, and it must not happen again.”
Substitute Andreas Cornelius scored twice to lead Denmark to a rare 2-1 win over titleholder France in their opening Nations League match at the Stade de ...
The group winners in the lower leagues will gain promotion. Depay doubled the Netherlands’ lead after a poor pass from Dedryck Boyata was intercepted in midfield. After collecting a pass from Frenkie De Jong with his back to the goal, Steven Bergwijn quickly turned and unleashed a 25-meter strike into the net. Christian Eriksen came close in the closing stages but France keeper Hugo Lloris made a decisive reflex save to deny his low strike. Mbappé, who appeared to pick up an injury, was replaced by Christopher Nkunku after the break. France was unbeaten in its past 20 matches.
French authorities have beefed up security for Friday's football match between France and Denmark at the Stade de France, increasing police numbers around ...
"What happened last Saturday at the Stade de France was an embarrassment for our country, for our region and for our capital as it prepares to host the biggest and most watched event in the world: the Olympics and Paralympics," said Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo. "In terms of controlling the flow of people this will be a normal match with normal security measures." "This is a totally normal match, the likes of which we have organised numerous times over the last 20 years," Mathieu Hanotin, the Socialist Mayor of the northern Paris suburb of Saint-Denis where the stadium is located, told AFP.
In the third biennial UEFA Nations League, Denmark came from behind to beat France for the first time since 2002.
The Nations League also holds opportunities to qualify for the Euros and the World Cup, the two other major international competitions. The group winners in the lower leagues will gain promotion. Depay doubled the Netherlands’ lead after a poor pass from Dedryck Boyata was intercepted in midfield. After collecting a pass from Frenkie De Jong with his back to the goal, Steven Bergwijn quickly turned and unleashed a 25-meter strike into the net. Christian Eriksen came close in the closing stages but France keeper Hugo Lloris made a decisive reflex save to deny his low strike. Mbappé, who appeared to pick up an injury, was replaced by Christopher Nkunku after the break.
Substitute Andreas Cornelius scored twice as Denmark recovered from conceding to a brilliant Karim Benzema goal to beat France 2-1 on Friday in the UEFA ...
The sides will be in Nations League action again on Monday with France away to Croatia and Denmark in Austria. Benzema, on the same ground where he won the Champions League with Real Madrid last weekend, collected the ball on the right, played a one-two with Nkunku and left the Danish defence for dead before slotting in on the occasion of his 95th cap. This was the first of four matches they will play this month in League A, Group 1 before their players can depart on holiday, and the game did not really come to life in the first half.
Supporters flocked to Paris to watch the world champions in action, but there were problems with entering the venue as video footage showed huge crowds of ...
Thousands of fans were seen grid-locked close to the exits of the stadium with little to no movement as some supporters got on shoulders of others to get a better vantage point. Thousands of fans were left waiting to get into the Stade de France on Friday night Footage emerges of a gridlocked Stade de France for France's Nations League defeat by Denmark with thousands of fans stuck outside the stadium - less than a week after Liverpool fans were blamed by French authorities for Champions League final chaos
Real Madrid on Friday demanded an explanation for the way fans were treated at the Champions League final last weekend and said authorities must take ...
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After nearly a week of standing by the line of blaming Liverpool fans for being late, UEFA have finally apologised for the events in Paris. Here's the.
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Real Madrid have demanded answers from authorities for the Champions League final chaos at Stade de France "in defence of our supporters who were victims" ...
Liverpool say more than 6,500 fans have submitted online forms detailing their experiences, and have pledged financial support to various mental health organisations, which can be used by supporters. For those supporters to then be held responsible by politicians simply added insult to injury. "As was evident in the revealing images published by the media, several fans were attacked, harassed, assaulted and robbed in violent fashion. We had seen the videos and heard first-hand accounts from fans. Certain fans even had to spend the night in hospital as a result of injuries. Fans who in general terms showed exemplary conduct at all times.
Andreas Cornelius came off the bench to fire two goals for Denmark as they came from behind to defeat France 2-1 in their Nations League Group A1 clash at ...
There are areas we will have an opportunity to work on in training," said France's stand-in coach Guy Stephan, who was deputising for Didier Deschamps following his father's death. Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com
In the third biennial UEFA Nations League, Denmark came from behind to beat France for the first time since 2002.
The Nations League also holds opportunities to qualify for the Euros and the World Cup, the two other major international competitions. The group winners in the lower leagues will gain promotion. Depay doubled the Netherlands’ lead after a poor pass from Dedryck Boyata was intercepted in midfield. After collecting a pass from Frenkie De Jong with his back to the goal, Steven Bergwijn quickly turned and unleashed a 25-meter strike into the net. Christian Eriksen came close in the closing stages but France keeper Hugo Lloris made a decisive reflex save to deny his low strike. Mbappé, who appeared to pick up an injury, was replaced by Christopher Nkunku after the break.
Real Madrid have demanded answers from authorities for the Champions League final chaos at Stade de France "in defence of our supporters who were victims" ...
Liverpool say more than 6,500 fans have submitted online forms detailing their experiences, and have pledged financial support to various mental health organisations, which can be used by supporters. For those supporters to then be held responsible by politicians simply added insult to injury. "As was evident in the revealing images published by the media, several fans were attacked, harassed, assaulted and robbed in violent fashion. We had seen the videos and heard first-hand accounts from fans. Certain fans even had to spend the night in hospital as a result of injuries. Fans who in general terms showed exemplary conduct at all times.
Real Madrid have demanded answers from authorities for the Champions League final chaos at Stade de France "in defence of our supporters who were victims" ...
Liverpool say more than 6,500 fans have submitted online forms detailing their experiences, and have pledged financial support to various mental health organisations, which can be used by supporters. For those supporters to then be held responsible by politicians simply added insult to injury. "As was evident in the revealing images published by the media, several fans were attacked, harassed, assaulted and robbed in violent fashion. We had seen the videos and heard first-hand accounts from fans. Certain fans even had to spend the night in hospital as a result of injuries. Fans who in general terms showed exemplary conduct at all times.
French authorities beefed up security for the UEFA Nations League Group 1 match with riot police and mounted units, following chaotic scenes at the Champions ...
"So we prepared to go to a hotel nearby and just stay there for the night. "But we told ourselves that security would be restored and that the same mistake wouldn't be made twice." But now, we see all the police, all over, and in the metro, and now we will take the metro back to our own hotel."
Real Madrid have demanded answers from authorities for the Champions League final chaos at Stade de France "in defence of our supporters who were victims" ...
Liverpool say more than 6,500 fans have submitted online forms detailing their experiences, and have pledged financial support to various mental health organisations, which can be used by supporters. For those supporters to then be held responsible by politicians simply added insult to injury. "As was evident in the revealing images published by the media, several fans were attacked, harassed, assaulted and robbed in violent fashion. We had seen the videos and heard first-hand accounts from fans. Certain fans even had to spend the night in hospital as a result of injuries. Fans who in general terms showed exemplary conduct at all times.
Two different stories of events on the ground at the Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid.
Social media quickly confirmed that all was not well at the stadium, and as we tried to watch the pre-match ceremonies it was hard not to notice the empty seats in the Stade de France. That Madrid fans were in full color and Liverpool fans were missing. These stories need to be told - especially those of people like Brian Gurka and his friends, who did nothing wrong except to buy a ticket to the biggest match in the world and travel to see his team play. Traveling to a city far from home to experience even a sliver of one of the biggest matches in world football. Around 2:30pm the police began to let more people in and we made our way further into the Fan Zone and through a second security checkpoint - I received a very thorough pat down from a woman security officer - and were allowed into the Cour de Vincennes. With a stage set up and at least four giant screens, there was plenty of room for the thousands of fans that began to fill the fanzone. We did our best to support, but the atmosphere from the stadium and knowledge that there had been problems seemed to infect us. “The atmosphere that night was so weird I don’t know how else to describe it,” he said of his experience of the final when he finally did make it to his seat. Gurka could see people who didn’t have any signs of being Liverpool fans - no shirts or scarves or club colors - climbing the fences and pushing through the patient if frustrated Liverpool fans to try to force their way through the one turnstile and open door. The group split up, Gurka and two more heading for their assigned Gate Z entry and two others heading to the Gate B entry. Unfortunately it is not an uncommon story, joining thousands of others from peaceful fans who made the trek from around the globe and spent thousands to see their favorite club play only to be met with aggression. And I have the privilege of a platform to share those stories when they might have otherwise not been recorded. That was the story from the people on the ground, fans outside the stadium as well as journalists in Paris for the match. I was also lucky to escape most of the trauma that occurred throughout the city that night.