Security measures increased in France ahead of Galatasaray's match against Lille
While protests and security concerns continue in France, UEFA is maintaining the fixture. As Galatasaray prepares to apply to UEFA, the governorate has imposed restrictions on fans.
Security measures have been increased ahead of Galatasaray's away match against Lille in the UEFA Champions League due to protests across France. While UEFA stated that the fixture remains protected, Galatasaray is preparing to apply to UEFA for the safety of its delegation and fans.
Ahead of the match to be played at the Pierre-Mauroy Stadium in the French city of Villeneuve-d'Ascq, the Northern Prefecture has activated extraordinary security measures. The Lille Club announced that yellow-and-red fans are banned from walking around in areas outside the away stand wearing jerseys, scarves, or club symbols.
The Galatasaray delegation will travel to France on Tuesday, October 20, following training at the Kemerburgaz Metin Oktay Facilities. Head Coach Okan Buruk and a player will hold a press conference at 21:00 Turkish time. The match will start on Wednesday, October 21 at 19:45 and will be broadcast live on TRT 1.
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