The FA’s investigation into incidents that occurred before Italy and Englandجل

It’s been seven days since then Euro 2020 Final نهائي and in England The events that occurred before the England-Italy match are still at the center of the controversy. The bad events that marked the hours leading up to the start of the final of the Continental Championship are an open disaster in the UK and after investigations opened by the police overwhelmed the entrance with dozens of unsupported ticket supporters. ; and UEFA, which opened disciplinary action against Football Association (FA); Here the FA has announced an independent investigation into the riots at Wembley: “We are determined to fully understand what has happened outside and inside Wembley. We have informed DCMS (Culture, Media and Sports) that an independent investigation will be conducted, led by Baroness Casey of Blackstock who has been tasked with reporting the facts and the people involved. It will speak with all interested parties and include outside experts.”

Britain’s top football organization used very strong undertones in the official note: “We want to make sure that these shameful scenes do not happen again. We continue to work with the relevant authorities to identify those responsible for these acts,” he added.

In the days following the match, it was revealed that England fans were able to create panic both outside and inside the stadium by organizing themselves on Telegram, using fake tickets and breaking disabled entrances. A well-thought-out plan, not an act of improvisation.

It must be remembered that UEFA has opened a file against the FA that moves in two lines. The first is based on four different reasons: – Riots that occurred during carols, sweeping the camp, launching objects, lighting rockets and fireworks. This is the official note: “[…] The case will be dealt with by the UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body (CEDB) in a timely manner” and what violations are provided for in Article 16 of the Disciplinary Regulations: 1. Intrusion into the stadium by its fans; 2. Throwing 3. The inconvenience caused By his supporters during the playing of the national anthem; 4. Ignite fireworks by his supporters. […]”.

However, another trend refers to the events outside Wembley, or when groups of English fans near the factory tried to break through security lines and get into the stands without a ticket, clashing with the police. England are risking from economic measures the possibility of seeing an empty stadium (a match behind closed doors) in the next matches of the national team. Three black.