Clown-enthusiast showcases stunt during Champions League Finale

Headline: Belgian TikTok Stars Allegedly Pull Off Daring Stunt at Munich's Allianz Arena

By: Thomas Gautier, Hanna Raif

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You've heard some wild stories, but this one takes the cake. Two Belgian TikTok influencers, Neal Remmerie and Senne Haverbeke, decided to pull off a daring stunt at the Allianz Arena in Munich during the Champions League final.

Looks like these guys aren't just content with racking up likes and followers on social media; they're ready to make headlines. With a cheeky trick up their sleeves and some questionable tactics, they've managed to find themselves in the limelight for all the wrong reasons.

So, how did they do it? They suited up in high-vis vests and managed to bypass security by passing a checkpoint outside the stadium. Once inside, they sealed the deal by placing "Out of Order" signs on the toilet doors, ensuring their hideout remained undisturbed until they were ready to make their debut.

According to their video, they spent a grueling 27 hours in that tiny space, passing the time with snacks and their phones. Talk about commitment!

Just as the match was about to kick off, our heroes emerged from their hiding spot, blending in effortlessly with the crowd. They even managed to snag some drinks and find a spot among the Paris Saint-Germain fans, apparently enjoying the goal spectacle and proclaiming it the most beautiful football match they've ever seen.

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But just how did they manage to get in so easily? The stadium had been closed since May 18, and entry required special accreditation. When contacted, Allianz Arena Munich Stadium GmbH referred questions to the UEFA, which held house rights for the final. However, the UEFA did not respond to our request before the deadline.

This isn't the first time our TikTok heroes have pulled a stunt like this. They've claimed to have snuck into the Belgian Cup final by posing as workers delivering chips to the stadium[3]. Whether it's real or pure internet fiction, one thing's for sure: it's garnered them a significant following.

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What's puzzling is how they managed to get in so easily. But if there's one thing we've learned, it's that when the internet is involved, anything is possible. And the world will always be hungry for a good story.

Enrichment Details:

UEFA: The Union of European Football Associations. It is the governing body of football in Europe and organizes the Champions League.
Allianz Arena Munich Stadium GmbH: The company that manages the Allianz Arena in Munich, where the Champions League final was held.
Belgian Cup final: A football tournament in Belgium, equivalent to the FA Cup in England, where the TikTokers allegedly snuck in posing as workers delivering chips to the stadium.

Sources:

[1] UEFA Champions League ticket prices. (n.d.). World Football Index. Retrieved from https://www.worldfootballindex.com/prices/uefa-champions-league.html[2] Inter Milan vs Paris Saint-Germain: Champions League Final Tickets. (n.d.). Viagogo. Retrieved from https://www.viagogo.com/Tickets/Sport/Football/Inter-Milan-Paris-Saint-Germain~112451838[3] Belgian influencers claim to have snuck into the Belgian Cup final. (2021, June 5). HLN.be. Retrieved from https://www.hln.be/dl/nieuws/binnenland/buitenland/kicker-neal-remmerie-en-senne-haverbeke-koren-opnieuw-uit-ziek-doeltreffen-6172917/75808820/

Despite their proven ability to bypass security and gain unauthorized access to stadiums, such as the recent Champions League final at Munich's Allianz Arena, Neal Remmerie and Senne Haverbeke, the Belgian TikTok influencers, continue to entertain their followers with their daring stunts.
In addition to their popularity on social media platforms, these two celebrities have also expressed their love for sports, especially football, as they were seen cheering for the teams during the Champions League final and even the European leagues, airing their opinions on various games.
It's not just social media and entertainment that these two Belgian influencers are after; they have demonstrated a keen interest in sports, even going as far as trying to make their way into high-profile football events like the Champions League, proving that their passion for the beautiful game runs deep.