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Police officers arrive to check a man who is suspected of shooting dead the footballers at the end of a game on June 28, 2013 in Algiers, southern France, the day before the final match at the Stade de France. (AP Photo/Charles Platiau)

By Eveline St-Amand

AFP

FRANCE, June 15 (Reuters) - French soccer fans died last month after gunmen burst into a Paris stadium, 바카라 killing more than a dozen players and security guards, a prosecutor said on Wednesday.

Police officers are shown at police cordon after a match between the French champions Juventus and Bordeaux in Paris, southern France, July 26, 바카라 2012. REUTERS/Charles Platiau

The attack on the Stade de France on June 18 brought France's season to a shocking end when one of the sport's brightest stars, forward Paul Pogba, was killed by one of four suicide attackers.

"In the next few days the police will start examining the incidents that took place inside the Stade de France," the prosecutor, Sylvie Guererand, said.

"There can be no doubt... there are terrorist elements within football. We have to investigate them and punish the perpetrators."

A police officer carries a victim to the police cordon at the entrance of Saint-Denis hospital after gunfire was heard at Le Pompadour stadium in Paris, during the final European Cup Final match between Juventus and Bordeaux, on July 24, 2012.

France hosted the last-16 games of the European championships in England, France and Germany on Saturday.

On Friday police arrested a former Arsenal player, who they allege was involved in the July 24 blast and the subsequent suicide attack on the stadium, near the Stade de France and the Hotel de l'Argenteuil.

Another 22-year-old is under surveillance and faces questioning, the police said on Tuesday.

Two women are also being questioned over an alleged attempt to bring down the Stade de France over the weekend.

Police also discovered four explosive devices, including the ones used in the attack on the Stade de France, in the north of the city on Wednesday. The charges include attempted murder, possession of explosives and criminal damage.

The four explosives were found at one of the homes.

In 2006, the same suspects, identified as the men who brought down the World Cup in Tunisia, carried out a similar attack on the venue. No casualties were reported in that attack, which was claimed by Islamist militants but never connected to Islamist terrorism. (Additional reporting by Rachid Kassa and Siphiwe Nge/Editor's not