Overview
- Paris police required Bayern fan buses to assemble outside the city and enter under escort at a set 17:00 departure, a directive issued the day before the match.
- Supporters reported hours of waiting at the toll station with one toilet for hundreds and no food or drink available.
- FC Bayern sought an emergency court ruling overnight but none arrived in time, while PSG and UEFA supported the club’s objections.
- Some organized groups avoided the checkpoint via long detours to reach the stadium, and the visiting allocation was reportedly reduced to about 2,000 tickets.
- The club arranged additional drivers so buses could depart after the game despite rest-time rules, as Football Supporters Europe condemned the measures as part of a growing European problem.