I heard that Serie A was killed by riots again? What's going on here? How did Serie A become like this?

Beijing time 1 65438+1October1Sunday night, the kick-off was originally scheduled for Beijing time165438+1October1October. Rome's home game against Cagliari was also cancelled. In order to express condolences, other Serie A matches were postponed 10 minutes. (Click to watch the video of AC Milan riots)

It is reported that at around 9: 00 local time, a group of extreme Lazio fans attacked another small group of Juventus fans in the A 1 expressway service area near the ancient city of arezzo in Tuscany, Italy, and Juventus fans turned to the passing police car for help. In the ensuing chaos, a Lazio fan was shot dead, allegedly because he was killed by mistake when the police fired a warning shot into the air. The investigation is still in progress.

A spokesman for the Italian League has confirmed this news. He said that the Lazio fan died in the conflict before the game and other leagues will not be cancelled. However, in order to express condolences, the kick-off time will be delayed by 10 minutes, and both players and referees will wear black veil.

Gabriel Sandri, a 26-year-old fan, is a famous DJ in Rome. Many Lazio players and senior officials are familiar with him and he is on his way to Milan. After the tragedy, several Lazio executives learned the identity of the dead fans and immediately left the Meazza Stadium with tears in their eyes.

According to witnesses, this group of Juventus fans are taking two buses from Naples to Parma, ready to watch Juventus' away game against Parma. The staff in the service area said that he was in the parking lot and got off. He saw the police and heard the gunshots, but he didn't know what happened.

In Italy, it is common for fans to have conflicts in highway service areas and other places. After the tragedy, Italian Prime Minister Prodi was attending a rally. The Italian interior minister told him the news. Prodi said that the violence between fans was "very disturbing".

AC Milan's game is also involved.

The incident also caused riots among fans in Bergamo, where AC Milan challenged the home team Atalanta. Before the game, Atlanta fans clashed with visiting AC Milan fans at the south entrance of the railway station and stadium, and confronted the police. In order to calm things down, the police fired tear gas. According to the police, two policemen were slightly injured in the conflict outside the stadium.

Live video-Milan match, fan riots, crazy fans smashing facilities, middle finger

Before the game started, the stands were filled with smoke. In order to express their condolences to Lazio fan Sandri, both fans removed all banners and slogans, and the players and referees were wrapped in black gauze. Eight minutes after the kick-off, the riots among the fans became more serious. The fans threw fireworks at the stadium. Some fans who covered their faces with scarves or ties smashed the tempered glass separating the stands from the stadium with fists and hard objects, trying to rush into the stadium. Seeing that two big holes were smashed in the glass near the goal, the safety of the players could not be guaranteed, and the referee saccani suspended the game. (Click to see the photo)

Atalanta captain Doni led Bei Lini and other players to the stands on the side of the goal, trying to appease the fans. Referee saccani talked with AC Milan captains Paolo Maldini and gennaro gattuso. At about 22: 22 Beijing time, saccani led the players of the two teams back to the dressing room. After that, the situation gradually subsided, the police began to clear the scene, and there were fewer and fewer fans in the stands. At about 22: 53, after discussions between the players, referees and police of both sides, the stadium broadcast system officially announced the cancellation of the game.

The game in Rome at night was cancelled.

Due to the increasingly tense situation, the evening match between Rome and Cagliari, which was scheduled to kick off at 3: 30 Beijing time1October12 (Italian local time1October1Sunday at 20: 30), was also cancelled. After Sandri's death, Lazio extremist fans are preparing to hold a protest. They took a fancy to the game held at the Olympic Stadium in Rome, so they contacted the Rome fan organization to discuss the possibility of holding a joint protest. In order to avoid police retaliation, the authorities had to cancel the game. At the same time, about 200 Lazio fans held a parade in Rome with candles. (Marco)

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