The cost of match day policing - who pays?
The recent High Court decision in Leeds United Football Club Ltd v The Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police has provided much needed guidance on whether football clubs or police authorities are legally responsible for the costs of match day policing provided outside stadiums.
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- Tags: Football | Leeds United Football Club Ltd | Policing | Sheffield United Football Club | United Kingdom (UK) | Wigan Athletic AFC
Written by
John Shea
John is a senior associate in the Sports Business Group at Lewis Silkin specialising in contentious, regulatory and disciplinary issues for clubs, agencies, governing bodies and athletes
