The information has been confirmed for two days: the League of Nations meeting between France and Israel will take place at the Stade de France with the public. And it will be played under “normal conditions”, insisted this Thursday, October 17, Laurent Nuñez, guest on the show “Apolline Matin” on RMC. “In the current geopolitical context, it is obviously a high-risk match but which will be played under normal conditions,” promised the Paris police prefect. It has been thus decided, the match will take place at the Stade de France, as planned, under normal conditions. »
For a time, there was talk that this match scheduled for November 14 (8:45 p.m.) would take place behind closed doors, but the public will ultimately be present. The ticket office is now open. “We obviously spoke about it with the Minister of the Interior, Bruno Retailleau,” continued the former national coordinator of intelligence and the fight against terrorism. There will be extremely tight security which will be of a very high standard, both to avoid disturbances outside the enclosure and inside, to ensure that people enter safely. There will be significant searches and, above all, a large security system outside and inside the stadium. »
“We are working on it with the French Football Federation added Laurent Nuñez, insisting on the fact that it is not “usual to intervene inside a stadium”. This Nations League meeting could, on a sporting level, allow the Blues to validate their qualification for the quarter-finals of the competition. “I prepare myself for all the hypotheses, including having to go inside to avoid incidents. There will be a very high level of security and everything will go well,” he finally assured.
