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Incredible images in the final phase between Sivasspor and Fiorentina. When everything has been decided sportingly, a spectator causes a great scandal.
When the score was 1: 4 from the point of view of the Turks, two “fans” stormed the field. Although speedsters sometimes also contribute to the entertainment in the stadium, there are no words for this action: one of the two strikers slams his fist into the face of Fiorentina player Alessandro Bianco – and breaks his nose! After that, security forces can take the two troublemakers into custody.
“Not bad,” the 20-year-old midfield talent responded sarcastically on Instagram after the game, showing off his broken nose. “The blow against Bianco was embarrassing, he didn’t even expect it,” Fiorentina coach Vincenzo Italiano condemned the unspeakable scene.
Fans out of control
It is the next sad chapter in the recent history of fan riots in football. This week alone, supporters of Napoli and Frankfurt fought real street battles. In Switzerland, frustrated Aarau ultras after the defeat against Lausanne-Ouchy also caused a fan scandal in domestic football. These three actions are just the latest examples of numerous scandals around the football fields in Europe.
“I have a general feeling that the fan scene across Europe is going crazy right now,” Blick expert Markus Babbel recently said of the Wild West scenes in Aarau, extending the arc to the entire continent: “They’re taking things out that just not okay anymore. Being disappointed, whistling, shouting, you have to be able to bear that as a player and as a club. But when it comes to punches, my understanding stops.” Like many other football fans.
Source : Blick
I’m Emma Jack, a news website author at 24 News Reporters. I have been in the industry for over five years and it has been an incredible journey so far. I specialize in sports reporting and am highly knowledgeable about the latest trends and developments in this field.
