BarcelonaThe loyal Barça fans who went to the Camp Nou on Thursday couldn’t believe it. No one remembered the same thing, neither with the visit of British clubs nor the classic one against Real Madrid in which tourists appeared with the white shirt under the stones. The presence of thousands of Eintracht fans in every corner of the stadium endangered security and caused many club members to choose to leave their venue early. “They were drunk and they watched the game straight, occupying the stairs to make a gang. You couldn’t see anything and if you told them something they didn’t pay attention to you. second tier veteran. “I haven’t remembered anything like this in over thirty years. In my area, everything was German,” explains Marc, a first-grader. Everyone was wondering how it was allowed because, without the free seat and with Barça managing a lot of subscriber tickets on leave, much of the responsibility lay with the club, not the paid members. But ARA was able to see live how the resale was in August and how some German fans entered the field with season tickets on loan. Most Eintracht fans consulted claimed that they had bought tickets from tour operators and websites.
Barça apologizes for German invasion of Camp Nou and announces “registered tickets” to European matches
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