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This is the shock that everyone is waiting for in these knockout stages of the Champions League. On March 5, Liverpool travels to the lawn of the Parc des Princes to challenge Paris Saint-Germain.
A gala match that promises to be exciting and undecided between two teams in full confidence in recent weeks. As often during large European posters, the Parc des Princes should be on a closed window.
However, it is very likely that many Liverpool supporters do not make the trip for this shock. Indeed, certain supporters are still marked by the incidents that had taken place at the Stade de France during the final of the Champions League against Real Madrid in 2022. Some fans of the English club no longer want to set foot in the city of Paris.
“I will never set foot in this city. I was stuck in the access rounds and then in the gang and police attacks after the match. I had never seen anything like this. After the draw, I had my heart tight, I felt sick because I did not want to rethink the lived experience in Paris, imagine going back there for football. I am happy that Paris 2024 went well but I think that the public of the Olympic Games is treated differently from that of football. said several supporters of the English club. Atmosphere…
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