The World Cup is not for the British? Former FIFA Vice President Jim Boyce warns

UEFA He has already launched a behind-the-scenes investigation that took place during the final match between Italy and England. Several events were captured under the microscope: the playing of the national anthem, fireworks, a fan running at Wembley Stadium, and objects being thrown at the Italian players. However, shameful scenes also occurred before and after the meeting.

According to British media estimates, about 5,000 people entered Wembley. Fans who did not have tickets for the final match. A crowd of people broke the bars and ran to the Wembley podiums. According to Boyce, who was the vice president FIFA In 2011-2015, scenes from London could seriously damage the joint nomination of the British and Irish to host the 2030 World Cup in their stadiums.

Boyce has no doubt that the behavior of some fans will prompt the FIFA authorities to reconsider who they will be entrusting the organization of the World Cup with. The Honorary President of the Irish Football Association also referred to the situation with laser beams that tried to obstruct the Danish goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel during the semi-final match against England.

– First we had a laser bag, there was the shameful booing of the national anthems, then a few idiots set off trying to illegally break into the stadium stands – In an interview with Ireland’s Independent, Boyce did not slurp the words. However, he hoped that the tournament would eventually be staged.

Prime Minister in May Boris Johnson He said it was time for the UK and Ireland to jointly try to organize the World Cup in 2030. According to preliminary results, the most dangerous candidates that the islanders will face are: Spain, Portugal, Morocco, Argentina, Chile and Paraguay. A joint proposal of the Bulgarians, Greeks, Romanians and Serbs.