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And those access problems, but certainly everybody who should've been wasn't in the ground at the original kick—off time. and it looks like some fans may have managed to get into the stadium without tickets. that's why the french police is saying that they needed to send in more officers to try to actually differentiate who in the crowd had tickets, who was eligible to come forward, but we've seen some complaints from fans about not enough gates being opened, about not being able to get close enough to the ground from the station. so, some access problems which caused that delay to kick—of...

So, the drama started even before the kick-off, dan.— so, the drama started even before the kick-off, dan. yes, we are quite a distance from _ the kick-off, dan. yes, we are quite a distance from the _ the kick-off, dan. yes, we are quite a distance from the stadium - the kick-off, dan. yes, we are quite a distance from the stadium here. i a distance from the stadium here. this fan zone has been set up for 30 or 40,000 liverpool fans who came here to paris without tickets, there are a huge number of people here watching the game on big screens. we are 25 minutes into the match. so far it is ...

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