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Sports Minister Drese: Hansa plays on probation

The rioting by Rostock fans in Paderborn is making waves right up to the state government. The club management is to be summoned in the near future to review the events.

Stefanie Drese gives a press conference. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Stefanie Drese gives a press conference. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Fan riots - Sports Minister Drese: Hansa plays on probation

The state government of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern has announced consequences following the rioting by supporters of second-division soccer club Hansa Rostock in an away match at SC Paderborn. "We cannot and will not go back to business as usual. We must now take decisive action to curb the violence," said Sports Minister Stefanie Drese (SPD) after a cabinet meeting in Schwerin on Tuesday.

During the 3-0 defeat in Paderborn on Friday evening, Hansa fans caused brawls with several injuries, threw objects at police officers and smashed drinks and food stalls in the stadium. "The damage for the club, city and country is huge. The club's image is at a worrying low," said the politician. This was one of the reasons why it was announced that the club management of the 16th-placed team in the table would be summoned in the near future to discuss and come to terms with the situation.

The announcement by Hansa's CEO Robert Marien that identified perpetrators of violence would be banned from the stadium was welcomed. "FC Hansa is playing on probation in the second half of the season. Only results count on and off the pitch," said Drese.

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Read also:

  1. The decision to place FC Hansa on probation for the second half of the season was made due to their supporters' conduct during the away game against SC Paderborn.
  2. Stefanie Drese, the Sports Minister of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, criticized the heavy violence caused by Hansa Rostock fans during the away game in Paderbon.
  3. The consequence of Hansa Rostock fans' rioting during the away game at SC Paderborn is that the club will face scrutiny and may face further sanctions.
  4. The state government announced that FC Hansa would be playing on probation in the 2. Bundesliga, with results in both on-field performance and off-field behavior being closely monitored.
  5. The CEO of FC Hansa, Robert Marien, announced that those identified as perpetrators of violence during the away game at SC Paderborn would be banned from the stadium.
  6. Stefanie Drese, the SPD Sports Minister from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, acknowledged the club's poor image following the away game at SC Paderborn and called for improvement.
  7. The heavy violence and rioting by Hansa Rostock fans during the away game at SC Paderborn has drawn criticism from both the state government and soccer fans across Germany.

Source: www.stern.de

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