France-Israel Nations League Match Confirmed at Stade de France with Public Attendance

Despite regional security concerns, the France-Israel football match will proceed as scheduled with fans allowed at the Stade de France.

The match, part of the Nations League's fifth day, faced uncertainty due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Israeli home games have been relocated to Budapest, Hungary, due to security risks in their region.
Previous matches involving Israel, such as against Belgium, were played in Hungary and often without spectators.
French authorities, led by Laurent Nuñez, confirmed the match will occur under normal conditions with public access.
Philippe Diallo, head of the French Football Federation, advocated for hosting the match in France to uphold sporting values.