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A representative of the French Government is meeting UEFA bosses to talk about what lessons can be learnt from the Champions League final in Paris after fans were tear-gassed by riot police and violent clashes broke out. Football fans, politicians and UK authorities have slammed the policing of the final, where Liverpool lost to Real Madrid 1-0 at the Stade de France, in Paris on Saturday.
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PARIS :France's sports minister said on Monday that Liverpool fans without valid tickets were responsible for initial crowd control problems at the Champions League final, with problem exacerbated later by local youths trying to force their way in to the game.
PARIS : French Sports Minister Amelie Oudea-Castera said on Monday that large numbers of Liverpool fans who turned up without valid tickets were responsible for the initial crowd control problems at the Champions League final.
The chaotic scenes which marred Saturday’s Champions League final at the Stade de France will come under the spotlight at a meeting in Paris on Monday.
France's sports ministry will meet with police and soccer officials on Monday to discuss the chaotic scenes at the Stade de France before and during Saturday's Champions League final, sports minister Amelie Oudea-Castera said.
Real Madrid will feel justice was done with the result after Karim Benzema's strike in the first half was disallowed — wrongly.