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'Frightening times': Bayern's Neuer recalls Paris terror attacks
Bayern Munich's Champions League match at Paris Saint-Germain also brings back memories of the terror attacks in the French capital 10 years ago where a match between France and Germany at the Stade de France was among the targets. Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer was between the Germany posts when 130 people died and hundreds more were injured and traumatised in a series of coordinated attacks by Islamist terrorists across the city on November 13, 2015.
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![](/<figure><img alt="Bayern Munich"s German goalkeeper Manuel Neuer reacts during a press conference at the Parc des Princes stadiuma, head of Tuesday"s UEFA Champions League soccer match against Paris Saint-Germain. Franck Fife/AFP/dpa" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/dpa_international_526/82f92547e5a3906ccfa5d11870231213" data-uuid="b08cc816-ae56-3f74-9465-ada21dda5870"><figcaption>Bayern Munich's German goalkeeper Manuel Neuer reacts during a press conference at the Parc des Princes stadiuma, head of Tuesday's UEFA Champions League soccer match against Paris Saint-Germain. Franck Fife/AFP/dpa</figcaption></figure><p>Bayern Munich's Champions League match at Paris Saint-Germain also brings back memories of the terror attacks in the French capital 10 years ago where a match between France and Germany at the Stade de France was among the targets.</p><p>Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer was between the Germany posts when 130 people died and hundreds more were injured and traumatised in a series of coordinated attacks by Islamist terrorists across the city on November 13, 2015.</p><p>The Stade de France was among the targets but three attackers blew themselves up outside the arena after seemingly being denied entry by stewards.</p><p>"We drove past the Stade de France earlier. It was also a topic for us, it brought back memories," Neuer told reporters.</p><p>"We won't forget that. It was a situation you wouldn't wish on any society, the city or the people. These memories will not fade. Those were frightening times."</p><p>Another Germany player on that day, Julian Draxler. told Stern magazine he feared "are we the number one terror target?</p><p>"Dead football internationals, German or French, would have given the attackers even more attention," he said.</p><p>The German team stayed at the Stade de France overnight after the match for security reasons and was driven to the airport in mini buses in the morning.</p><p>"The streets were deserted. Paris looked like a deserted battlefield," Draxler recalled.</p><p>Draxler later played for PSG and has a flat in Paris but he said that he doesn't "feel comfortable in big and uncontrolled crowds" and that "I for instance avoid the Paris Christmas market to this day."</p>)