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The final of the Champions 2022 League at the Stade de France has left (very) bad memories to Liverpool supporters. If their team bowed against Real Madrid (0-1), this is especially what had happened outside the enclosure, before the meeting, which had marked the spirits. English fans had found themselves in a huge chaos, attacked by residents, but also taken to task by the police. While their team must again go to Paris, this time to the Parc des Princes, to challenge PSG, the Reds supporters fear this trip. Special measures have been implemented.
According to information from The teamin order to prevent certain fans withdrawing their tickets, but also that false sesames were distributed, as was the case in 2022, the club management decided that the 2,000 Reds supporters will benefit from digital tickets. However, it is customary that the current leader of the Premier League issues physical tickets during European trips. To avoid any security problem, a videoconferencing meeting between representatives of the British stable, the French police as well as groups of fans will be held on Monday, in addition to the usual preparatory meeting organized with the prefecture, the same day.
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