Paris Saint-Germain’s historic 5–0 triumph over Inter Milan in the Champions League final came at a cost — and not just emotional for the Italians. The euphoric celebrations at Munich’s Allianz Arena left the pitch in tatters, and now PSG could face a heavy UEFA fine.
Chaos on the Turf
Following the final whistle, hundreds of jubilant PSG fans stormed the pitch. The result? A damaged goalpost, a torn net, and chunks of turf ripped up as souvenirs. A party for the fans — a nightmare for stadium officials.
Even amidst the turmoil, the staff at the Allianz Arena sprang into action immediately. They initiated an urgent night-time repair effort, employing hybrid grass rolls to rehabilitate approximately 40 square meters of turf close to the goals. "Such repairs are standard procedure for us," stated Allianz Arena’s director Jürgen Muth. "The field will be fit for play."
Germany Alarmed as It Prepares for Euros
Nevertheless, the damage has sparked alarm bells. After examining the pitch, German national team goalie Marc-André ter Stegen expressed his worries.
The areas around the goals have some sections lacking turf. This isn’t great for stability, and it poses a genuine danger of injuries.
As the European Championship approaches, the German coaching team is concerned about possible risks during practice sessions and games played on that particular surface.
UEFA Not Amused
As gardeners put in extra hours, UEFA is enraged. The regulatory authority is apparently planning to impose a substantial penalty on PSG because of multiple violations:
- Unauthorized pitch invasion
- Utilization of flares and smoke grenades
- A political sign shown by supporters
Even though they achieved an unprecedented victory, PSG’s festivities might be followed by a substantial post-game bill.
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