Marseille 0-1 Olympiacos Summary: Score, Goals, Highlights| Europa League 2026/27
UEFA said visiting supporters can attend after French authorities lifted restrictions that had sent hundreds of Olympiacos fans home and left others canceling travel.
- On Wednesday, UEFA confirmed Olympiacos supporters could attend Thursday's Europa League match at Stade Velodrome after Marseille authorities withdrew restrictions that appeared to bar visiting fans.
- Confusion arose after a local security order led Olympiacos to believe supporters faced a stadium entry ban, prompting the Greek club to advise fans against traveling due to safety concerns and possible financial losses.
- Marseille police clarified no travel ban existed, noting initial orders only restricted club colours. Olympiacos described the situation as an "unthinkable hoax," pledging legal assistance for supporters facing significant financial losses.
- Hundreds of fans had already returned to Greece or abandoned travel plans before the clarification. The Interior Ministry provided reinforcements to ensure safety at Stade Velodrome, leaving attendance decisions to individual supporters.
- Access for visiting supporters was maintained in the interests of sporting integrity. UEFA stated, "We regret the uncertainty and inconveniences caused to Olympiacos and its fans.
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