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The absurd story of two men who watched the game without a ticket to the European Champions League (UCL) final was introduced.
Belgian media 'VRT' reported on the 4th (local time) that Belgian Neil Lemery and Sene Haverbeke watched the UCL final between Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan at Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany, without an admission ticket on the 1st.
British public broadcaster `BBC' also reported that the two men left the process on YouTube and social media.
"It was the most beautiful football game we've ever seen," Lemery told 'VRT' in a proud tone.
The story is like this. The two men, dressed in yellow work vests a day before the game, sneaked into Allianz Arena, the venue for the final.
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They hid in the bathroom for 27 hours to avoid being seen as much as possible. Lemary says "We've been tinkering with our phones to kill time with our backpacks of snacks."
The two men were thorough. In order to avoid detection, the two bathroom compartments were hung with a sign that they made themselves 'fault'. While the stadium staff used the bathroom, they sat there holding their breath.
Lemary said "The lights kept on and I barely slept because of the discomfort in my sitting position. It was physically and mentally difficult."
On the day of the game, they were still staying in the bathroom. At one point, the voices of supporters came in, and the two were seated in the stands after leaving the 's place and passing through the checkpoint.
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Lemary looked carefully at who was least careful. I passed by pretending to talk on the phone with food in my hand, and suddenly the stands came out."
The video released by Lemary and Haberbeke shows a scene where they say 'Oh, I've already shown you '.
In the game, Lee Kang-in's team PSG won a big 5-0 victory, achieving the first European treble in the club's history.
The story of the two spread like a heroic story on social media. 'BBC' has asked Allianz Arena and UEFA for comment on the case.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
