Trouble has kicked off during the France Vs Israel Nations League game between the fans.
A high-security and almost empty Nations League match between France and Israel still saw clashes between supporters in the stands at the Stade de France.This resulted in just 20,000 supporters at the 80,000-capacity stadium in Paris - the lowest attendance it’s ever recorded for a football match.
Then, minutes after the first whistle was blown, fights broke out in the stadium’s north curve with around 50 individuals involved.and Palestine flags could be seen throughout the game, while there so far haven't been any injuries reported from the fighting. "I want to reassure those who are listening to us and at the same time send a message of firmness,” he said.
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