Friday, 30 March 2007, 07:54 GMT 08:54 UK
Man Utd fans may face Rome wait
Manchester United supporters have been warned they will be kept behind for 90 minutes after the Champions League quarter-final against AS Roma.
United have reservations about the move, but local police insist it is vital to prevent trouble between fans.
Old Trafford officials now plan to show club videos to their 4,000 strong travelling contingent after home fans have left the Stadio Olimpico.
The first leg is being played in Rome on Wednesday 4 April.
Supporters have been warned of the delay in a letter from United which has been sent out with match tickets.
The club have also passed on more specific information warning of the dangers of travelling independently to the stadium.
They have advised that supporters of other English teams have experienced major safety problems due to the violent behaviour of the local 'ultras'.
According to the letter, of particular danger are the metro trains to the Piazza Flaminio, the Ponte Nenni bridge and also the Campo de Fiori.
E-mail this to a friend
Related to this story:
Lille and Man Utd fined by Uefa
(22 Mar 07 |
Europe
)
RELATED INTERNET LINKS:
Football on the BBC
Man Utd fans' views on 606
BBC Where I Live - Manchester
Manchester weather
BBC Sport Premiership
Manchester United
The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites
Sport Homepage
|
Football
|
Formula 1
|
Olympics
|
Cricket
|
Rugby Union
|
Rugby League
|
Tennis
|
Golf
|
Athletics
|
Cycling
|
Motorsport
|
Boxing
|
Snooker
|
Horse Racing
|
Disability Sport
|
Other sport...
|
Sports Personality
|
TV/Radio Schedule
|
Sport Academy
|
Fun and Games
|
Inside Sport
|
Northern Ireland
|
Scotland
|
Wales
Football Contents:
My Club
|
Gossip
|
Premier League
|
Championship
|
League One
|
League Two
|
Non League
|
FA Cup
|
League Cup
|
Scottish Premier
|
Scottish League
|
Scottish Cups
|
Welsh
|
Irish
|
Internationals
|
Europe
|
African
Women
|
Football Focus
|
Match of the Day
|
Final Score
|
World Football
|
Skills
|
Laws & Equipment
|
Get Involved
|
Your Game
^ Back to top | BBC News Home | BBC Homepage | Feedback | Help | ©