- A new law targeting unauthorised entry, or 'tailgating', at football matches came into effect last month.
- The legislation was first enforced at the Carabao Cup final between Arsenal and Manchester City on 22 March.
- Kamal McEwan became the first person to receive a three-year football banning order and a £471 fine for unauthorised entry under the new law.
- Alex Clark also received a three-year ban and a £1,862 fine for unauthorised entry, alongside a charge for possession of a Class A drug.
- Wembley Stadium and the Metropolitan Police highlighted that these swift convictions demonstrate the law's immediate impact and serve as a warning against future unauthorised access.
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