US EditionFeyenoord fans banned from Lille Champions League match by French authorities due to violence fears
- Feyenoord supporters have been banned from traveling to Lille for the Champions League match due to violence fears, according to French authorities.
- The French Interior Ministry stated there is a real and serious risk of confrontation between supporters of the two teams.
- The Ministry noted that 3,600 fans planned to travel, with 500 identified as dangerous, while only 2,600 seats were available.
- It is feared that some of the 1,000 supporters traveling without tickets may try to force their way into the stadium.
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The Irish SunCL clash suspended after just 72 seconds due to smoke caused by fans' flares
A CHAMPIONS LEAGUE clash was suspended after just 72 seconds due to fans’ flares. Feyenoord hosted Bayern Munich on matchday seven at De Kuip. XFeyenoord fans set off flares in the early stages of their match with Bayern Munich[/caption] AFPPlay had to be suspended due to the thick smoke[/caption] APThe fireworks made for an impressive display and a crackling atmosphere[/caption] But with just over a minute on the clock in the 8pm kick-off, the …
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Feyenoord fans banned from Lille Champions League match by French authorities due to violence fears
PARIS (AP) — Feyenoord supporters have been banned by French authorities from travelling to Lille for next week’s final Champions League group game between the two clubs.
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