Children were among those caught up in the chaos outside the Stade de France. I can only speak for my family and all I know is that everyone is safe and that is my main priority. “Virtually all of our families have been affected.
Things like this shouldn’t happen and certainly the force used by some authorities shouldn’t happen either. “But as a UEFA competition it’s the biggest game in world football and it should be much better organised. Petersburg after Russia invaded Ukraine in February. Robertson revealed that many of the players’ families and friends were caught up in the chaos and said: “You must have some sympathy because this was thrown at Paris at the last minute with everything that happened with Russia.” The final was moved from St. Several Liverpool fans with tickets, increasingly concerned for their safety, gave up trying to enter the game and left the venue. French police inside the fence used tear gas on fans outside after Gate Y, one of two main gates in a narrow passage that 20,000 supporters were trying to access, was was closed until an hour before kick-off in response to growing frustration from fans queuing to enter and being delayed by issues with ticket scanning and security checks. More concerning, however, was the chaotic way the authorities chose to handle the situation. Thousands of fans missed kick-off against Real Madrid, which was delayed by 36 minutes due to worrying traffic jams that left large numbers of people stranded around the perimeter for several hours. Liverpool defender Andy Robertson has criticized the treatment of fans in the Champions League final by French police and challenged UEFA’s account of problems outside the Stade de France after tear gas were used on those trapped off the pitch.
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