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Prussia fans riot in Saarbrücken: 20 slightly injured

Third division club Preußen Münster recently received a large fine from the DFB. Now the fans are causing trouble again.

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The fans of Preußen Münster light Bengalos at the beginning of the second half. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
The fans of Preußen Münster light Bengalos at the beginning of the second half. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Soccer - Prussia fans riot in Saarbrücken: 20 slightly injured

There were riots involving soccer fans around the third division match between 1. FC Saarbrücken and Preußen Münster. According to the Saarbrücken Federal Police Inspectorate on Saturday evening, around 20 Münster supporters and a police officer were slightly injured at the station due to the use of pepper spray. Visiting fans attacked police officers by hitting and throwing objects, among other things.

During the departure of the special train, bottles were also thrown and pyrotechnics set off. The match had previously ended 0:0. Preußen had only been sentenced to a fine of over 100,000 euros by the German Football Association's sports court in mid-November because fans had set off numerous pyrotechnic objects in the stadium during the DFB Cup match against FC Bayern Munich on September 26.

One of the most important matches of the season for 1. FC Saarbrücken is scheduled for next Wednesday (18:00/Sky). The traditional club will host Eintracht Frankfurt in the round of 16 of the DFB Cup at Ludwigspark. There was a sensational win against FC Bayern in round two.

Police statement

Read also:

  1. The incident in Saarbrücken has sparked discussions about criminality related to soccer fans in Germany.
  2. Despite the recent incident, Saarbrücken still eagerly awaits its important match against Eintracht Frankfurt in the DFB Cup round of 16.
  3. The Police in North Rhine-Westphalia, where Münster is located, have expressed concerns about the escalating violence and criminality among soccer fans.
  4. The 3. league club from Saarland, 1. FC Saarbrücken, has been known to attract passionate soccer fans who often travel in large groups to away matches.
  5. FC Bayern Munich, one of Germany's most prominent soccer clubs, has also had its share of trouble with soccer fans, including incidents of criminality and violent behavior.
  6. The Saarland police have appealed to fans to behave responsibly and avoid any violent acts during matches to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all soccer fans.
  7. The spread of criminality among soccer fans has led to calls for stricter punishments and increased security at matches in Germany.

Source: www.stern.de

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