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Champions League final: Tear gas sprayed outside stadium
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Champions League final: Tear gas sprayed outside stadium
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The Premier League is a weird place. It’s made up of tiers with every club desperately trying to get into the tier above and avoid being pulled down. In order to climb tiers, normally one of three things happen: Spend a lot of money, have one player or one unit in the team suddenly take a massive leap or a series of smart moves in the transfer market.
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The head of policing for the Champions League final has apologised for the use of tear gas on Liverpool supporters, though he claimed he had no choice. Didier Lallement was in charge at the Stade de France in Paris as Liverpool faced Real Madrid in the European club season showpiece. Ad/> However the build-up to the match was overshadowed by issues outside the ground, with complaints that supporters were unsafely herded into small spaces, and accusations of misbehaviour from the police aimed at Liverpool fans, including the presence of fake tickets.
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