Chelsea star takes in sights as fans flood into Moscow

                   
guardian.co.uk     20-May-2008            

If Peter Cech had expected a quiet bit of sightseeing today, he was mistaken. The Chelsea goalkeeper popped out of his luxury Moscow hotel this afternoon and set off on foot towards Red Square, where he was surrounded by fans. "I think the Champions League final means a lot to Moscow people,"... [read full story]                

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Police target Uefa troublemakers

bbc.co.uk     19-May-2008          

More than 20,000 United fans are expected to travel to Moscow A police operation has been launched to prevent known or potential troublemakers flying to Moscow for the Uefa Champions League final. Police officers will be stationed at Manchester airport ahead of the match between Manchester United...                

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Hooligans face Champions League shutout

metro.co.uk     19-May-2008          

Potential hooligans attempting to fly out to the Uefa Champions League final are to be collared by police before they board. Plain-clothed football intelligence and uniformed police officers will be stationed at the airport ahead of the match between Manchester United and Chelsea. Officers will...                

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Bottlenecks fears as football fans swarm Moscow

tiscali.co.uk     19-May-2008          

By Chris Baldwin MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian airport authorities will struggle to process fans through passport control in time for this week’s Champions League final in Moscow, a British tour operator said on Monday. The first supporters began arriving in the Russian capital in preparation for...                

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Bottlenecks fears as football fans swarm Moscow

reuters.co.uk     19-May-2008          

By Chris Baldwin MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian airport authorities will struggle to process fans through passport control in time for this week's Champions League final in Moscow, a British tour operator said on Monday. The first supporters began arriving in the Russian capital in preparation for...                

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Bottlenecks fears as football fans swarm Moscow

reuters.com     19-May-2008          

By Chris Baldwin MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian airport authorities will struggle to process fans through passport control in time for this week's Champions League final in Moscow, a British tour operator said on Monday. The first supporters began arriving in the Russian capital in preparation for...                

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Bottlenecks fears as football fans swarm Moscow

mirror.co.uk     19-May-2008          

By Chris Baldwin, MOSCOW (Reuters) 19/05/2008 16:05 Bottlenecks fears as football fans swarm Moscow Russian airport authorities will struggle to process fans through passport control in time for this week's Champions League final in Moscow, a British tour operator said on Monday. The first...                

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Chelsea leave for Moscow

channel4.com     19-May-2008          

Last Modified: 19 May 2008 Source: ITN Chelsea boss Avram Grant told reporters he felt "great" as the squad flew out for the Champions League final in Moscow. These news feeds are provided by an independent third party and Channel 4 is not responsible or liable to you for...                

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Russians warn they will crack down hard on hooligans and drunks

dailymail.co.uk     19-May-2008          

The Russian authorities have warned Manchester United and Chelsea fans arriving in Moscow for Wednesday night_s Champions League Final that there will be a zero-tolerance approach to anti-social behaviour after witnessing the trouble involving Rangers supporters at the UEFA Cup Final in...                

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Bottlenecks feared as fans arrive in Moscow for final

reuters.com     19-May-2008          

By Chris Baldwin MOSCOW, May 19 (Reuters) - Russian airport authorities will struggle to process fans through passport control in time for this week's Champions League final in Moscow, a British tour operator said on Monday. The first supporters began arriving in the Russian capital in...                

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Moscow booked up and heavily defended as fans invade for Champions League final

independent.co.uk     20-May-2008          

The first planeloads of Manchester United and Chelsea fans touched down in Moscow yesterday as Russian authorities made the final preparations for tomorrow night's Champions League final. Up to 50,000 British fans are expected in the Russian capital for the match, which could stretch the city's...                

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