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INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL
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France’s clash with Israel at the Stade de France on Thursday night (14/11, 21:45) will be played under draconian measures amid fears of further incidents of similar scale and ferocity to those in Amsterdam following Ajax’s game with Maccabi Tel Aviv.
In the shadow of the wild incidents that took place in the Netherlands and specifically in Amsterdam after the end of the match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv, the European federations are trying to do everything in order to avoid similar incidents in matches of Israeli teams.
Thus, Besiktas – Maccabi Tel Aviv was moved from Turkey to Debrecen and will be played behind closed doors.
However, the first crash test for the preparedness of European football’s authorities is France v Israel, set for Thursday night (14/11, 21:45) at the Stade de France.
The “RMC” report on Sunday (10/11) called for draconian measures and 4,000 police officers to be on full alert, while today’s reports reveal more drastic measures taken by the French authorities.
In particular, the place of residence and training of the Israeli national mission remains hidden, while police forces guard the area 24 hours a day.
At the same time, a call has been made to the fans of Israel not to attend the match, since they may become targets of attacks, of a country that has one of the largest numbers of Muslims, while the support of French society in Palestine is evident, which is also expressed in from the competitive activities and the fans of almost all the teams in the country.
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