Six days after the failed organization of the Champions League final, the Stade de France will once again host a football match this Friday evening.
France receives Denmark as part of the League of Nations and in a stadium which should be almost full.
About ten days ago, there were around 5,000 places left to sell and everything suggests that the match will be sold out like most of the world champions' matches.
Well, that was before the incidents on the sidelines of Liverpool – Real Madrid.
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Because many spectators could fear for their safety after the malfunctions noted last weekend and in particular the acts of violence and racketeering committed against several English and Spanish supporters on the way to line 13 of the metro.
Strangely, the French Football Federation, organizer of the event with UEFA, did not wish to respond to our requests and did nothing to reassure them, whereas traditionally the meetings of the Blues attract many families with children. .
For this meeting, the Paris police headquarters should, however, pull out all the stops even if the security system has not yet been unveiled.
As a reminder, there were 1,000 police and gendarmes for the final of the Coupe de France, between Nantes and Nice in early May.
And next Friday, the RER B should operate normally – no strike notice has been filed – which will facilitate the transport of spectators.
