Road congestion - Soccer enthusiasts celebrate in Munich and Nuremberg as shutdowns occur.
In Munich, police have made several arrests, but a representative for the police was initially unclear as to the exact number. Charges have been filed for various offenses, such as assaulting officers and hurling insults. Two spectators even attempted to free a person who had been detained by police. Furthermore, the authorities discovered infractions of the Explosives Act and the Road Traffic Regulations.
Nuremberg saw some fans igniting firecrackers, smoke bombs, and Bengal fireworks. Some of these explosive devices were seized by law enforcement. A police representative stated that an individual was taken into custody because he had repeatedly lit firecrackers. He also had a few unauthorized firecrackers, prompting the police to investigate a potential violation of the Explosives Act. Additionally, officers stepped in to prevent numerous physical fights. Warnings were issued to 35 people.
Approximately 500 Galatasaray Istanbul supporters congregated on the Stuttgart Castle Square on Sunday. The police provisionally detained 18 individuals due to their use of fireworks and firecrackers. Additionally, the authorities are investigating whether these fans participated in a brawl near the festivities.
Turkish champion Galatasaray Istanbul triumphantly won 3-1 (1-0) against Konyaspor on Sunday in the final Super Lig match. This victory helped maintain Galatasaray's three-point lead over their rival Fenerbahce, who played in the evening on the same day.
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- Despite the traffic chaos caused by the soccer celebrations in Munich and Nuremberg on Sunday, many Bavarian fans cheered for their local soccer clubs.
- On Sunday, a soccer match between Galatasaray Istanbul and Konyaspor in the Super Lig took place in Bavaria, attracting a large crowd of Galatasaray supporters.
- In Bavaria, police had to block several roads due to the high volume of traffic related to the Galatasaray Istanbul soccer celebration in Munich and Nuremberg.
- Some Galatasaray Istanbul supporters displayed their enthusiasm for their soccer club by setting off fireworks and firecrackers in the streets of Nuremberg on Sunday.
- A day after the Galatasaray Istanbul celebration in Nuremberg, a soccer match between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund was scheduled to take place in Munich, but traffic disruptions due to the previous celebrations caused some fans to miss the game.
- A group of Galatasaray Istanbul fans traveled to Munich on Sunday for the Super Lig match, causing additional traffic congestion in the city, which was already handling the effects of the soccer celebrations in Nuremberg.
Source: www.stern.de
