A group of Liverpool fans have been awarded compensation by Uefa after claiming they were injured or left with psychological trauma in chaotic scenes at the 2022 Champions League final.
Uefa were found to bear "primary responsibility" for what almost led to a "mass fatality catastrophe" in Paris.
Fans were penned in and sprayed with tear gas outside the Stade de France as kick-off was delayed by 36 minutes.
On Friday, Uefa said it had agreed "a full and final settlement" with fans.
The agreement relates to Liverpool supporters - previous reported as a total of 1,450 claimants - who were represented in a lawsuit by global law company Pogust Goodhead and Liverpool law firm Bingham Long.