The massive pyro show of the fans at the Champions League game between Ajax Amsterdam and Borussia Dortmund could have an aftermath.
The European Football Union is investigating the incidents before the game in Amsterdam and wants to announce a decision "in due course", as UEFA announced on request on Wednesday.
On Tuesday evening lit before 0:
Amsterdam - 4 bankrupt initially Dortmund fans in their pyrotechnic stands, then the Ajax fans followed to an even greater extent.
In addition to Bengalos, fireworks also flew through the arena, the grandstand was shrouded in thick smoke, and billows of smoke wafted through the stadium.
also read
Criticism from BVB supporters: fans sold "for stupid"
Fans of Bundesliga club Borussia Dortmund criticized the club's management before the game against FC Augsburg.
"Cramer, once again" made a mistake "- again trying to sell fans for stupid!" Read a banner in capital letters in front of the south stand.
This writing was probably directed against Carsten Cramer, head of marketing at BVB.
Criticism from BVB supporters: fans sold "for stupid"
Brawl with seriously injured man: Witnesses wanted
After a fight with a seriously injured man in Berlin-Kreuzberg, the police are looking for witnesses.
In the early morning of September 18, around 5:50 a.m., two groups attacked each other in Schlesische Strasse.
A 26-year-old man was injured so badly that he was permanently damaged, the police announced on Tuesday.
Brawl with seriously injured man: Witnesses wanted
Preliminary proceedings against Union fans after the Haifa game
After the anti-Semitic incidents in the Olympic Stadium, the State Police Department of the State Criminal Police Office is investigating three cases against several supporters of the 1. FC Union.
As the Berlin police announced on Friday at the request of the German Press Agency, an investigation is being initiated against several as yet unknown people on suspicion of sedition.
Preliminary proceedings against Union fans after the Haifa game
According to the federal police, fans of a Dortmund ultra group had previously thrown away pyrotechnics during a police check in Oberhausen train station and then jumped into the trains that were ready to leave.
A total of 21 Bengalos, some of them self-made, were confiscated.
The police checked the fans when changing trains in Oberhausen.
Investigations have started.
dpa