'You have to question their priorities' – Two senior UEFA officials attend Wembley the day after CL final incident

Despite the prominent issues outside of the Stade de France before the Champions League final, two of UEFA’s senior executives left Paris to attend the EFL Championship playoff between Nottingham Forest and Huddersfield, a decision that the governing body defends. The two, who travelled to London the morning after the final, are considered two of UEFA’s most senior executives: Theodore Theodoridis, UEFA’s general secretary, and his deputy, Giorgio Marchetti.

Ad/> The decision has certainly raised some eyebrows given that the night before, thousands of supporters were forced to wait outside of closed gates, and tear gassed by French police. TransfersLiverpool ready to sell Mane to buy £80m Nunez — Paper Round8 HOURS AGO Some fans were also victims of violence from local residents.

Kickoff was delayed for 36 minutes due to the incidents outside, and many fans were victims of attacks when leaving the stadium as well. UEFA announced that an independent review into the incidents that happened at the Stade de France would be held, after requests from both Real Madrid and Liverpool.

French head of CL policing defends tear-gassing Liverpool fans: 'there was no other way' 'It's just disgraceful' — Liverpool chief Hogan hits back at France’s interior minister UEFA commissions independent report into Champions League final scenes Liverpool questioned UEFA’s ability to ensure the investigation would be credible, with the club bringing up the fact that Theodoridis and Marchetti were enjoying a football match in London. UEFA has assured them that Theodoridis was fully present in proceedings via video calls from London.