Thousands of fans reportedly attempted to enter Saturday’s final between Liverpool and Real Madrid without a ticket or a fake one.
Liverpool chief executive Billy Hogan said it was “completely inappropriate” for the French authorities to be forming conclusions and commenting on numbers so early.
Tear gas and pepper spray was targeted at Liverpool fans, impacting children — a tactic defended by Darmanin to prevent deaths. French Sports minister Amélie Ouéda-Castéra blamed fans arriving at the stadium late for the crowd control issues, but did not say when they should have arrived at the stadium on the outskirts of Paris.
Ouéda-Castéra did say supporters who couldn't get into the stadium should be compensated, but ignored questions as she left the news conference where Ouéda-Castéra.
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