sport news 5,000 ticketless fans estimated to have broken into Wembley for Euro 2020 final

sport news 5,000 ticketless fans estimated to have broken into Wembley for Euro 2020 final
sport news 5,000 ticketless fans estimated to have broken into Wembley for Euro 2020 final
REVEALED: 5,000 ticketless fans estimated to have broken into Wembley for Euro 2020 final as UEFA official says three thugs entered for every one full-paying supporter two hours before kick off... but shambles will NOT effect 2030 World Cup bid More than 5,000 ticketless fans gained access to Wembley for the Euros final A huge breakdown of law and order saw thugs surge into the national stadium  One UEFA official says that a surge occurred two hours before kick off  Yet last weekend's farce will do 'minimal' damage to 2030 World Cup bid 

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More than 5,000 ticketless fans gained access to last weekend’s England-Italy Euro 2020 final, according to a UEFA events manager at the game.

It was a huge breakdown of law and order, a potential terrorist threat and a grave health risk with strict coronavirus protocols ignored.

A separate UEFA source has told The Mail on Sunday that the estimate of ticketless fans is ‘in four figures,’ with FA chiefs due to provide answers to Parliament this week. The Digital Culture Media and Sport Committee have demanded a response from FA chief executive Mark Bullingham.

5,000 ticketless thugs are estimated to have broken into Wembley for the Euro 2020 final

5,000 ticketless thugs are estimated to have broken into Wembley for the Euro 2020 final 

Security barriers were compromised after a surge of thugs broke into the national stadium

Security barriers were compromised after a surge of thugs broke into the national stadium

The FA say they will carry out a full review and investigation in collaboration with the police, the Greater London Authority, the Safety Advisory Group and tournament delivery stakeholders.

The UEFA manager described how ‘at one point, two hours before kick-off, we anticipate for every one ticket-holder, three more gained access for a sustained period’ with a disabled access at Gate C among those forced open.

However, at UEFA, European football’s governing body, it is understood any damage done to a potential UK and Republic of Ireland 2030 World Cup bid will be minimal. The credit gained by the Government and Prime Minister Boris Johnson in

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