Real Madrid have slammed UEFA's "limited" plan to refund tickets to supporters who attended last May's chaotic Champions League final against Liverpool in Paris, and have offered legal help to their fans who wish to sue European football's governing body for damages.
UEFA announced on Tuesday that they were implementing a new refund scheme for supporters who were at the match, which saw a delayed kick-off due to a mountain of issues caused by UEFA and the French authorities.
After initially being blamed for the incidents, supporters of both Liverpool and Real Madrid were absolved of any blame by an independent report, which Real cite as they criticised UEFA's response.
