“Your fans are horrible, this can’t happen in front of kids”

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Embarrassing moments in Ljubljana Rijeka – Olimpia! We are not referring to the unconvincing defeat of the Rijeka players, who bid farewell to Europe with a 5-0 defeat by the hosts in the second leg of the divisional league playoff.

Rijeka fans came out after an hour The game was interrupted by throwing flares – first onto the pitch and then into the stands for the home fans. They then clashed with Slovenian police, and the local special forces cleared the stands with Rijeka supporters, interrupting the game for more than half an hour.

“I spoke to a Ljubljana police spokeswoman. She told me that most Rijeka fans were escorted home, but there were still concerns that some were staying.

She added that one Rijeka fan was detained, but it happened on the eve of the match. The rioting fans were not detained because the police decided to use the strategy of establishing public order and peace. She didn’t want to cause any extra tension.. However, based on the video footage, they will be looking for the thugs.

At halftime, we walked through the stands with the Rijeka fans. There was obvious chaos around the stadium, and we came across debris from flares, broken glass, and even broken traffic signs, branches and trees.

There is no information about the injured yet. A Ljubljana police spokesman told me that several police officers were slightly injured and we saw some people receiving medical assistance,” he said. Marco Sepat.

After the game, Marko Sepate also listened to the Slovenian’s statement.

Urška, Olimpia cheerleader:

“Your fans are terrible. We go to games regularly and I don’t remember anything like that happening. It’s a shame, though.”

Damjan, Olimpia fan:

“I don’t think it will happen on the pitch. If you come here with kids and it happens – it’s difficult. The atmosphere was good and everything was a bit tense, but to be honest, some things went beyond the limit.”

Rijeka will now certainly face a significant penalty from a decision by UEFA, of which Slovenian Ceferin is the head.

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