Overview
- UEFA opened a disciplinary case after a stoppage-time crowd surge at the Allianz Arena pushed fans into the pitch-side media area and left at least four people injured, with Munich criminal police also investigating.
- European soccer’s governing body listed four accusations against Bayern that include disruption by spectators, blocking public paths, throwing objects, and displaying an anti-UEFA banner.
- Bayern sporting director Christoph Freund said the club does not expect a spectator ban, noted ongoing talks with UEFA, and said the team is planning for a full house against Paris Saint-Germain.
- A suspended sanction from December 2025 that would close the Südkurve section could be activated if UEFA finds fresh violations, which raises the chance of a partial stadium closure.
- The Association of German Sports Journalists urged a full review of safety after photographers were crushed against advertising boards, pressing Bayern and UEFA to improve barriers and stewarding for media working pitch-side.