129 England fans banned from quarter-final city
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Your support makes all the difference.A total of 129 England fans have been banned from following the team to Gelsenkirchen for their quarter-final against Portugal on Saturday, German police said today.
The supporters, who were among 500 detained in Stuttgart over the weekend, will be barred from Gelsenkirchen between today and 9 July, the date of the World Cup final.
Beatrice Grant, a police spokeswoman in Gelsenkirchen, said: "The ban covers the city, fanfest and stadium."
The bans were imposed after Stuttgart police passed information about those arrested to their colleagues in Gelsenkirchen.
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