A pitch invader enters the Champions League ground and celebrates alongside Real Madrid with the Jarvo 69 video viral
Just when everyone thought it will be heard it all about the awful security management of the Champions League final, it is found that blunders were made outside the Stade de France as well. Jarvo 69, a well-known pitch invader, slipped onto the pitch Saturday evening after the Champions League final and celebrated with the Real Madrid players.
Jarvo 69 “Daniel Jarvis” Invades Champions League Final And Celebrates With Real Madrid Players, Video Viral
While Liverpool fans were being pepper-sprayed and tear-gassed outside the stadium, this very apparent pitch intruder was able to just saunter from the stands, down through a flank of riot police, and across the advertisement boards to the ecstatic Real Madrid team.
Previous pitch invasions by Jarvo
Jarvo69 has amassed a large following on Youtube after appearing on many of the world’s most prestigious stages, including cricket, rugby, and now the Champions League final.
Jarvo has a long history of being involved in games in which Ireland is competing. He lined up alongside the Japan rugby squad before the game against Ireland in the Aviva Stadium in November. He performed the same thing at Twickenham during Ireland’s Six Nations match against England, lining up alongside the English squad before being spear tackled by a security guard.
Pitch invader! How’s that for a tackle? England v Ireland #SixNationsRugby @EnglandRugby #IrelandRugby pic.twitter.com/zSa4L9AP8V
— Jo Duncan (@CaldiSMaster) March 12, 2022
Unfortunately, the colossal knock on the attention-seeking pitch invader did not deter him from returning to his old shenanigans during the Champions League final.
The reaction of the French government to the events of the Champions League Final.
Surprisingly, French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin claimed that hundreds of bogus tickets were used to get access to the stadium and complimented the French police for their contribution to the final.
After the game, Darmanin also blamed Liverpool supporters, causing uproar among fans, pundits, and journalists who were present.
Since then, Liverpool has called for an investigation into the shambles that the Champions League final was. Chairman Tom Werner has written a letter to the minister demanding an apology for his comments and treatment of the supporters.
Real Madrid beat Liverpool for their record-extending 14th Champions League title with a score of 1-0 where Vinicius Jr powered the Los Blancos towards their historical win.