The French Minister apologizes to Liverpool fans on Champions League chaos

France’s former Interior Minister for the first time apologized 2022 Fiasco in Stade de France Liverpool blamed the mistake for a riot seeing football supporters.

Gerral Darman, Liverpool and Real Madrid was wrong in the Champions League final and the first public disclosures – the accusation of English fans was wrong.

“It was a failure because I did not give any results. It was wrong on my side. I was burning with my predecessors,” said Darman, the Minister of Justice of France.

“Scapegoat was easy to find and now I apologize to the supporters of Liverpool. It was right to be hurt. It was wrong and failure.”

Police used tear gas to Liverpool supporters and some fans were mugged by the groups of French youth.

In a long interview in the legend youtube channel Darman, said that the night career was the “greatest failure.”

“I did not appreciate the evening, the fact that the real problem was not to come from the British supporters, but the fact that he robbed fans was from delings.

“Our security rules were designed for this event. We had a flexible police … with great boots and shields – not excellent to escape.

“We got our research. (Football) Hooligans and instead we were waiting for what we were.”

After the problems, Dider Lallent, Didier Lallent, Didier Lallent, Fenerbahce fans in the stadium, said that they have a large amount of fake tickets, he said.

The lawsuit was later debunked in an independent report commissioned by UEFA.

In another part of the interview, Darman said, “There is no safe place in France,” he said, a statement that opened fire from the hard law.

“Many things (violence) can see, metastasized. It is not only where you are looking for a potential problem once.

“Today you can see that the smallest country village has cocaine or mystery experience.”

National Rally Deputy Jean-Philippe Tanguay, Darmani was in the government since the first election of President Emmanuel Macron in 2017.

Tungay said, “When the record is so catastrophic, it has been treating the French as imbecily by making all these soilful declarations.

Darman, 42 and political law, did not have anything in an interview to disperse the assumption that he would be in 2027 to replace Macron.

“I think about the presidential elections? Answer,” he said.

“This does not mean that I will be a candidate, but it means I do not want to do better than I see now.”