🎟️ Fear of a white Camp Nou: Barça ban Eintracht fans | OneFootball

FC Barcelona has confirmed that it will not allow the sale of tickets to visiting fans for the upcoming Champions League match against Eintracht Frankfurt, which will take place at the Spotify Camp Nou.

The Blaugrana club will allocate all available seats exclusively to members.

With this decision, Barça aims to "prevent a repeat of the episode that took place in April 2022, when the majority of the crowd present at the Spotify Camp Nou did not belong to the local supporters." On that occasion, images of Eintracht fans filling the Camp Nou made headlines around the world.

Anti-Eintracht Measures

Any ticket detected in the possession of an Eintracht Frankfurt supporter in the local area will be registered to identify the member involved in the purchase and impose the appropriate disciplinary measure, Barcelona explains.

In addition, the club will implement the following measures: 

· Increased security presence at every entrance and in the stands to manage incidents and, if necessary, carry out expulsions.

· Nominal and visual checks of attendees displaying Eintracht Frankfurt symbols or clothing to rule out signs of illegal ticket acquisition.

· Coordination with Eintracht Frankfurt, the Guardia Urbana, and the Mossos d’Esquadra to prevent rival team supporters from accessing the areas around Spotify Camp Nou, discouraging ticket resale.

· Daily analysis of sales made in order to identify possible patterns of fraudulent sales, taking the necessary measures in such cases to prevent any breach of our fans’ security.

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