UEFA said, French police had fired tear gas to disperse thousands of frustrated fans who were building up outside the Stade de France as a result of the fake tickets issue
Real Madrid celebrate with the trophy after their UEFA Champions League final triumph over Liverpool on Saturday. Pic/ Getty Images
European football governing body UEFA blamed “fake tickets which did not work in the turnstiles” for a 35-minute delay to Saturday’s Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid in Paris, but the English club heavily criticised the treatment of their supporters.
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UEFA said French police had fired tear gas to disperse thousands of frustrated fans who were building up outside the Stade de France as a result of the fake tickets issue.
French police arrested dozens of people in Paris during the final, which was marked by scenes of chaos that delayed the kick-off.
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