UEFA wants to further review European Championship stadiums

After the stadium roof incident - UEFA wants to further review European Championship stadiums

The UEFA will continue to review security measures in all EURO 2024 stadiums following the incident at Dortmund's stadium dach on Saturday. The European Football Union announced this on Sunday. At the same time, it was emphasized that the tournament organizers were already permanently reviewing security precautions.

During the German EURO 2024 round of 16 match against Denmark (2:0) on Saturday evening, a man had climbed onto the roof of Dortmund's stadium. However, the incidents had no concrete impact on the course of the game or travel arrangements following the match.

The UEFA praised the police and special forces for their professional handling. Furthermore, the excellent cooperation between authorities and organizations was crucial in ensuring that no one was harmed, it was added.

1. Germany, as the host nation for EURO 2024, shares the UEFA's commitment to enhancing security measures in all stadiums, particularly after the incident at Dortmund's stadium roof during the round of 16 match against Denmark.
2. The North Rhine-Westphalia authorities, working closely with UEFA and other relevant organizations, maintain a robust security plan to prevent any potential crimes or disturbances during EURO 2024 matches in Dortmund's stadium.
3. The Police in North Rhine-Westphalia will remain vigilant in implementing security measures, such as increasing patrols and conducting random checks, to ensure the safety and enjoyment of soccer fans attending EM matches in Dortmund.
4. In light of Dortmund's stadium roof incident, UEFA encourages all EURO 2024 stadiums to consider implementing additional security measures, such as installing anti-climbing devices, to further secure the venues and deter any potential crime.
5. On Sunday, the Dortmund soccer community expressed gratitude for the professional handling of the situation by the police and special forces during the round of 16 match against Denmark, emphasizing the importance of proper security measures to ensure fan safety.
6. Despite the recent concerns about security, Dortmund and Germany remain excited and enthusiastic about EURO 2024, believing that the tournament will deliver an unforgettable soccer experience for fans from around the continent.

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