Less than a week after the Champions League final fiasco, the Stade de France reopened its doors this Friday evening for the Nations League match between the France team and Denmark.
Considered without major risk, like most Blues matches in Saint-Denis, the return of Mbappé and his partners to a full blue house (76,000 spectators, a first since the Covid-19 pandemic) took on a whole new dimension with the serious incidents that occurred on the sidelines of the Liverpool-Real Madrid clash.
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Under the fire of criticism for their catastrophic management of the flow of spectators and the multiple attacks that occurred during this sad evening which could have turned into a tragedy, the authorities, as planned, carried out a show of force around the Dionysian enclosure.
For the "match after", the threat was announced however low.
Thursday, the Paris police headquarters (PP) announced the mobilization of 2,080 gendarmes and police officers, including 650 dedicated…
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