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Bayern Munich fans pass on Paris march after past police dust-up
TL;DR
Bayern Munich fans have opted not to march to the Parc des Princes for their Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain due to previous issues with police. Instead, they are taking a more cautious approach to ensure a peaceful experience.
Key points
- Bayern Munich fans are skipping the march to Parc des Princes.
- Previous police issues influenced their decision.
- Fan buses are permitted to enter the city.
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Ahead of #PSGFCB, FC Bayern fans are voluntarily forgoing an organized march to the Parc des Princes. There had been issues with the Parisian police around the game against PSG in November. This time, everything is proceeding peacefully so far. The fan buses are also permitted to travel into the city as usual. @SkySportDE This is likely the smart move for the fans traveling to the match. Past experience definitely should help dictate future decisions and it seems as if the group took a measure approach to ensuring they can all get to the game, instead of potentially spending that time in jail. *If you are looking for more Bayern Munich and German national team coverage, check out the latest episodes of Bavarian Podcast Works, which you can get on , , , or any leading podcast distributorâŠ*
Q&A
Why did Bayern Munich fans skip the march to the PSG match?
Bayern Munich fans decided to skip the organized march due to past confrontations with Parisian police during a previous game.
What happened during the previous Bayern Munich vs PSG match?
The previous match in November involved issues with the police, which led to concerns among fans about safety during their travels.
How are Bayern Munich fans traveling to the PSG match now?
Fan buses are allowed to travel into the city as usual, and fans are taking a more cautious approach to ensure they can attend the game peacefully.
