Before the Europa League match Eintracht Frankfurt against RB Salzburg, the victims of the Hanau attack were commemorated in a minute's silence. When the commemoration was disturbed, the whole stadium reacted.
- The attack in Hanau shakes Germany.
- At the Europa League game between Frankfurt and Salzburg, the victims were commemorated with a minute's silence.
- When the minute's silence was disrupted, the entire stadium reacted impressively.
Frankfurt - The attack in Hanau, Hesse, late Wednesday evening shakes Germany. The football world also took part in the events. The two teams Eintracht Frankfurt and RB Salzburg also played with a black ribbon on Thursday evening at the Europa League match in Frankfurt. In addition, the victims of the attack were commemorated with a minute's silence before the start of the game.
Europa League: Minute of silence disrupted for Hanau victims in Frankfurt
The footballers gathered in the middle of the Commerzbank Arena and it became eerily quiet in the stadium. But one or more troublemakers apparently could not resist the temptation to call into the silence of the minute's silence.
The scene is captured in several videos that were shared on the Internet by football fans present. At the first few intermittent shouts, you can clearly hear how another football fan calls the jammer with a clear "snout" to order. But then another clearly audible interjection follows.
This is not clearly recognizable in the wording and even if it should not be reproduced here. However, the reaction in the stadium is remarkable. Several calls can be heard immediately louder, which also want to call this jammer to order.
The reaction of the Eintracht fans after the minute's silence in memory of the #Hanau victims was disrupted. Goose bumps. pic.twitter.com/wuQmZJI7HT
- niolja19 (@ niggo2nd) February 20, 2020Hanau commemoration disturbed: Football fans in Frankfurt react clearly
Because of the silence in the whole stadium, the call to sturgeon was obviously heard very far. With the consequence that not only spectators who stood or sat close to the jammer reacted to the calls. First of all, there are several clear, individually audible announcements to the disruptor to be silent. Then there is a whistling concert that seems to be spreading across the entire stadium.
But that's not all. After the Pfeif concert slowly subsides, the fans gather in the stadium and loudly voice the call "Nazis out". The call echoes through the entire Commerzbank Arena. A fan who recorded the scene in the video writes the clip via Twitter: "Goosebumps".
The incident is reminiscent of the minute's silence before the DFB team's game in October 2019. After the Halle attack, a spectator had disrupted the minute's silence by tuning the national anthem. He was also called to order.
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