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Two Wembley stewards charged after we exposed plot to flog £4,500 Euro final passes


TWO Wembley stewards have been charged after we exposed a plot to sell passes to England’s Euro final with Italy for £4,500.

Yusuf Amin and Dalha Mohamad, both 18, have been charged with theft.

Two Wembley stewards have been charged with theft over their plot to sell passes to England’s Euro 2020 final against ItalyCredit: Barcroft Media

The pair, of East London, are due to appear at Willesden magistrates’ court, West London, on Friday.

The Sun on Sunday told last week how security passes, high-vis bibs and wristbands were offered on a Facebook site called Uefa Face Value Tickets Swap and Sell.

The would-be sellers were held after we alerted police.

The Euros final between England and Italy on July 11 was marred by violence as 2,500 ticketless yobs stormed the stadium.

Cops have made at least 86 arrests and issued ten images of men they are hunting over the trouble.

Moment England hero Harry Maguire’s dad’s ribs were broken in a horror crush during the security meltdown at the Euro 2020 Final at Wembley


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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