Real Madrid vs Borussia Dortmund: Final of Champions League in London and Fan Zone Controversy

Final round of the Champions League Usually it completely paralyzes the city in which it is located. A unique event, the most important thing in European football, which brings together thousands of fans of the teams that are lucky enough to compete in it.

In this issue they will be the Real Madrid and the Borussia Dortmund who see each other’s faces Wembley Next Saturday, June 1. London will host the final of the continent’s premier competition again after doing so in 2013.

There are still three weeks left before the event, but preparations for the event are already starting. To cover a game like this, a lot of staff is needed and in the last few days several job offers have been published to fulfill different roles.

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The latter is going to be responsible for clearing the Real Madrid and Dortmund Fan Zones. This offer, which can be applied from the web portal ‘Nugroup‘, consists of collecting garbage. They want to control waste in containers, collect waste and separate waste from recyclables.

This work will be responsible for shifts between 6 and 12 hours in length. They all involve unpaid breaks. Depending on the length of the shift, you may have a break that is between half an hour and an hour.

Problems with Fan Zones

The two UEFA fan zones will be on the east and west sides of Wembley Stadium, with a strict policy to stop the sale of alcohol one hour before the final kick-off. Entry to these venues is only possible with a match ticket. Where there will be no fan base in central London, after plans to build one were rejected.

Greater London Authority, the administration that manages the English capital’s urban area had plans to put a fan base in the middle. I wanted to close the road next to the subway station Bankbetween the bridge Westminster and the bridge Black Monksincluding Villiers Street y Victoria Bank Gardens.

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However, the Westminster Council -the local authority- rejected the proposal at a meeting held at the end of April. He argued that locating a fan base in central London would only cause “huge disruption” to the area.

A council spokesman said: “The sub-committee’s decision to reject the application for Bank reflects the legitimate issues raised by many residents and businesses. yes”.