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Sports · 20 March 2026

£1,000 Fines For Ticketless Fans After Wembley Chaos

£1,000 Fines For Ticketless Fans After Wembley Chaos

Football fans attempting to enter matches without a valid ticket now face serious criminal charges under new legislation. This law, effective this weekend, criminalises "tailgating" and forced entry, directly addressing the safety concerns raised after the Euro 2020 final disorder at Wembley. Those found guilty may be subject to a prohibition from football-related activities for a period of up to five years, in addition to a monetary penalty capped at £1,000.

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