Tennis Balls, Coins, Chocolate, and Vinyl Raincoats flew into European soccer stadiums
Bundesliga fans ‘oppose investment capital inflow’… La Liga Cadiz fans protest poor performance
European professional soccer grounds are suffering from various foreign objects thrown by fans as a sign of protest.
According to the BBC, tennis balls and golden coin-shaped chocolate were thrown onto the ground in the 36th minute of the first half at Dortmund’s Signal Iduna Park, where the 21st round 2023-2024 German Bundesliga match between Dortmund and Freiburg was held on the 10th (Korean time).
In December of last year, when the German Football League (DFL), which runs the Bundesliga, decided through a club vote to sell a portion of its broadcasting rights to external investment capital, fans were expressing their opposition in various ways, and the situation in Dortmund on this day was similar.
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Dortmund fans raised signs in protest, including ‘Investors against DFL’, and continued to throw foreign objects during the game.
The game was stopped for a while, and Dortmund captain Emre Can approached the fans and asked them to refrain.
In a game played in a chaotic atmosphere, with only 12 minutes of extra time in the first half due to the time taken to remove foreign substances, the home team Dortmund won 3-0.
Dortmund striker Niklas Führkruk, who celebrated his 31st birthday by scoring the third goal, said, “I can understand the fans.
This is their stage and they want to make their voices heard through this stage.”
He added, “But from a competitive point of view, it’s not that good to be interrupted frequently and have to keep your body warm.
It’s not like the temperature is currently 25 degrees.”
On the same day, at the Volksparkstadion in Hamburg, Germany, where the second division Bundesliga match between Hamburg and Hannover was held, Hamburg fans put padlocks on the goalposts, leading to a skit in which officials removed them with chainsaws.
‘Vinyl raincoats’ flew into the Spanish Primera Liga (La Liga) ground.
Home team Cadiz fans threw yellow plastic raincoats at the Nuevo Mirandilla Stadium ground in Cadiz, where the match between Cadiz and Real Betis was held.
Cadiz, who had fallen into the relegation zone, was on the verge of a 0-2 defeat.
Cádiz, whose defeat was confirmed, ended up in 18th place (17 points), the relegation zone, amid a slump in the league where they had not won a single game in 20 games since the 4th round in September last year, and fans showed their disappointment at this by throwing raindrops.