UEFA to refund Liverpool fans over Champions League final chaos
UEFA will offer ticket refunds to Liverpool fans impacted by the chaos before Champions League final in Paris last year, European football's governing body announced on Tuesday.
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UEFA to refund Liverpool fans for Champions League final
UEFA will refund Liverpool fans who attended last year's Champions League final in Paris, after an independent report said they were responsible for the chaos outside the stadium.
UEFA to reimburse Liverpool fans who attended Paris Champions League final
UEFA will reimburse all Liverpool supporters who attended last year's chaos-hit Champions League final between the English club and Real Madrid at the Stade de France in Paris, European football's governing body said on Tuesday.
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PSG's Neymar vows to ‘come back stronger’ after season-ending injury
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