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Published 20:34 23 Jun 2021 BST

The request to light up the stadium was a show of support for the LGBTQ+ community in Hungary after recent legislation was passed in the country which would prevent LGBTQ+ content from being shown on kids' TV, as well as in schooling systems.
Munich's request to illuminate the stadium in rainbow colours was deemed as being too "political" by Uefa, who have also faced fierce criticism for initially opening an investigation into the rainbow captain's armband worn by Germany's Manuel Neuer during Euro 2020. After strong condemnation, Uefa brought a halt to the investigation.
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