The French minister apologizes to Liverpool fans for the champion of the Champions League

The former Minister of Interior in France apologized for the first time 2022 Failure to Stade De France Which has witnessed football supporters in Liverpool, blame for riots.

Galled Darmanin admitted that the security arrangements for the Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid were wrong, and that his first general notes – blame the English fans – was a mistake.

“It was a failure because I did not expect. This was a mistake on my part. I have pushed my prejudices,” said Darmanin, France’s Minister of Justice.

“It was easy to find a scapegoat, and now I apologize to Liverpool supporters. They were right to get hurt. It was a mistake and failed.”

Police used tear gas on Liverpool supporters while trying to enter the stadium in Paris. Some fans were installed and drunk by French youth gangs.

In a lengthy interview on the Legend YouTube channel, Darmanin said that tonight was “the biggest failure” in his career.

“I could not appreciate that evening, that the real problem did not come from the English language supporters, but from the delinquents who were stealing the fans.

“Our security arrangements have not been designed for this possibility. We had a riot … with large shoes and shields – not great for running. What you need against this type of delinquency is officers in running shoes.

“We have made a mistake in our arrangements. We were expecting a war of rioters (football), and what we got instead.”

In their first comments after the problems, Darmanin and police chief Didier Lalment said that the dangerous crush on the field was largely resulting due to Liverpool fans in the possession of fake tickets.

The claim was later exposed in an independent report commissioned by UEFA.

In another section of the interview, Darmanin said that “there is no longer any safe place” in France – a comment that led to the shooting of the arduous right opposition.

“What many French can see is that (violence) has become a year, as it has been extracted. Not only in places where I looked for possible problems.

“Nowadays, you can see that the smallest rural village has experience in cocaine or hashish.”

The national deputy, who is full of gathering, Jean -Philip Tangoy, indicated that Darmanin was in the government since the first elections of President Emmanuel Macron in 2017.

Tonghai said he was “treating the French like smartests, making all these alleged difficult ads when the record is very disastrous.”

Darmanin, 42, and the political right, did nothing in the interview to dispel speculation that he might be running to replace Macron in 2027.

“Are I thinking of the presidential elections? The answer is yes,” he said.

“This does not mean that I will be a candidate, but this means that I have ambitions for the country to do what is better than I see now.”