Before, at the Meazza, Milan brought the feared Paris Saint Germain to their knees with a great performance and two splendid goals from Leao and Giroud, remaining clinging to the possibility of passing the Champions League group stage, Tuesday was a very high voltage on the streets of Milan. Small signs of scuffles in the filtering area of the stadium and a second Daspo imposed on a 26-year-old boy, after the one given to the 30-year-old arrested on Monday evening for resisting a public official (and removed from Milan on Tuesday by order of the judge of the direct routes). And nothing more.
On Tuesday, the police worked constantly to neutralize possible clashes, keeping under control the French fans who, after having recovered the vouchers to attend the match at the Hotel Gallia in the Central Station (over 4 thousand seats reserved for them), turned up they are directed to Piazza del Duomo and, from there, by subway to Piazzale Lotto.
The security measures are exceptional, perhaps never seen before at these levels for a football match. The police headquarters has arranged trains “dedicated” to transalpine fans and, above all, the isolation of the San Siro-Lotto area with public transport. In practice no bus or trolleybus, for at least an hour, was able to approach the large square where the 90/91, 78, 49 and indeed the subway normally converge. Each surface line has been limited by order of the authority.
The second Daspo
The measure effectively contained every possible hint of disorder. Problems occurred with the filters, as mentioned. The 26-year-old boy subjected to Daspo (two years old) had tried to enter the stadium armed with a knife, while numerous French fans, after having encountered a group of police forces at the filter, abandoned their clubs and sticks on the ground. Meanwhile, at Porta Romana, the police had kept under close control a hundred French people without tickets for the match, so that they did not approach the stadium. In the end, the match was played regularly and without incidents outside or in the stands.
The clashes between Milan supporters and Parisians: the reconstruction
Monday’s ambush
The situation was much more serious on Monday evening, with the ambush of AC Milan fans in Ripa di Porta Ticinese. The toll was a 34-year-old Frenchman wounded in the leg by a blow (operated on Tuesday) and a 30-year-old Parisian arrested because he presented himself with a bar in front of the police while leaving a restaurant where (according to him) he had taken shelter after being himself hit by the Devil’s supporters. The 30-year-old was judged directly on Tuesday morning, “daspato” for three years and immediately removed from the city. The origins were the scuffles that took place inside and outside the Paris stadium in October, during the first leg match.
2023-11-07 23:21:42
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