Protesters in Italy demand Israel boycott before World Cup qualifier
Summary
There were protests in Udine, Italy, before a World Cup qualifying soccer match between Italy and Israel. Around 10,000 demonstrators, some of whom clashed with the police, protested against the match, but Italy won the game 3-0. The protests also involved calls for a boycott against playing matches with Israel.Key Facts
- Italy played a soccer World Cup qualification match against Israel in Udine.
- About 10,000 people protested the match in Udine, Italy.
- Some protesters clashed with police, but most marched peacefully.
- Over 1,000 police and military were on duty, using helicopters and drones for security.
- Security included checkpoints, concrete barriers, and metal detectors around the stadium.
- Protesters wanted Italy to boycott matches against Israel.
- Norway's soccer federation has taken a stand against Israeli teams, contrasting with Italy's position.
- Italy won the match 3-0, with goals from Mateo Retegui and Gianluca Mancini.
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