Suicide bomber had ticket to the match but hero security guards stopped him

One of the Paris suicide bombers had a ticket to

the France vs Germany friendly in the Stade De

France but was stopped by hero security guards

who stopped and frisked him. A security officer

working on the night, who only wanted to be

named as Zouheir, said the bomber was frisked by one of his team as he tried to get into the game 15

minutes after kick-off. He attempted to back away from the security

guard frisking him and then detonated an

explosive vest. Police confirmed the bomber was

planning on entering the ground with a match

ticket in a bid to cause maximum carnage inside

the 80,000-seater national stadium. Three minutes after it unfolded a second bomber

blew himself up outside a nearby McDonalds. One

civilian died in each attack. People inside the

stadium believed the explosions were firecrackers

being set off during the first half of the game. 

The French President Francoise Hollande was at

the game and left after the first blast. Germany

manager Joachim Löw said he feared an attack,

saying, “Of course we thought of it. It was very

loud. You could imagine what had happened.”