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Liverpool fans stuck outside the ground show their match tickets during the UEFA Champions League Final at the Stade de France(Image: PA)

The solicitors representing a group of Liverpool fans who were involved in the chaos outside the Stade de France during the Champions League final in 2022 have told fans they are awaiting judgement from the civil courts.

Leigh Day, representing 1,200 fans, issued an update to those awaiting information on their claims after fans were involved in dangerous and traumatic scenes outside the stadium located in a suburb of Paris, ahead of the Reds and Real Madrid match.

In the email, seen by the ECHO, the firm said: "We are continuing to wait for the judgment from the Court following the hearing in July 2024.



We anticipate that there may be media interest in the judgment and journalists who would like to speak with our clients about their experiences at the Stade de France.

Ahead of the showdown with Real Madrid at the Stade de France, thousands of Liverpool supporters - including many children - faced frightening scenes as they tried to make their way into the Stade de France.

Many have spoken about being injured and traumatised in crushing incidents outside the stadium.

On the way out, many more Reds fans were robbed and beaten up by locals.

Liverpool fans locked outside the stadium prior to the UEFA Champions League(Image: Getty Images)

After initial denials and obfuscation from UEFA and the French authorities, an independent review found that the European footballing body was "primarily responsible" for the catastrophic organisational and safety failures that left Liverpool fans heading to the Paris final traumatised.

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A number of fans, represented by Bingham Long and Pogust Goodhead, received compensation from UEFA following an out-of-court settlement.