Scandal in football: BSG Stahl breaks the code of conduct at the derby!

Scandal in football: BSG Stahl breaks the code of conduct at the derby!

Brandenburg an der Havel, Deutschland - In today's football landscape, the respectful approach between club members and fans is of crucial importance. However, a current incident on the BSG Stahl site throws a crooked light on these principles, which are actually anchored in the newly signed code of conduct. On April 10, 2025, the code was adopted by BSG Stahl and BSC Süd 05 to promote a sporty cooperation. However, as current events show, the implementation of this intention is on the brink. According to Meetingpoint Brandenburg recently did not correspond to the principles that had developed both clubs together.

The code of conduct, which has also been visible on the BSC Süd 05 website since April 17, is intended to serve a non -violent and respectful culture in football and represents a first major step in this direction. The responsible persons of both clubs rely on regular training and information campaigns in order to raise awareness of a fair handling on and next to the square href = "https://www.brandenburg-live.com/blog-post/konflikte-tiFALEFIEN-undREN-MANDAGE-TAESE-PRAESDENTEN-STAHL-SBEL-SBSC-SUED-NECHNICHEN-DECHNECHTESKODEX/"> Brandenburg Live

troubled times

The recent incidents in which BSG-Stahl officials chanted and disrespectful slogans on the club premises were documented and led to a wave of outrage. Even if the BSG Stahl did not officially apologize or commented on the incidents, BSC Süd 05 contacted the political decision -makers in Brandenburg an der Havel. Several explosive derbies are pending and the security situation is tense. The Brandenburg Football Association has imposed the highest security level "red" for the A-Junior Games between the two clubs to avoid further escalations. This game will take place in the exclusion of the public.

The BSC Süd 05 shows a clear attitude: "We step on the pitch for sporting rivalry, but not wrong," emphasizes the club and also plans an outstanding football highlight on July 12, 2025 against 1. FC Union Berlin. The aim is to hold this game in a worthy and sporty fair framework.

social responsibility and violence prevention

The serious incidents in football are not only heading for local games. A recently passed incident with a 15-year-old student from Berlin, who is in mortal danger after a fight as part of an international football tournament near Frankfurt/Main, illustrates the immense problem of violence in sport. The German Football Association (DFB) has taken responsibility and is committed to an end to violence with measures such as the violence prevention concept "Fair is more". Among other things, this strategy includes the promotion of Fair Play and targeted information on violence and discrimination. Fortunately, contact points have already been set up in all 21 state associations in order to be able to actively act against violence and discrimination, as can be read on dfb.de

Developments related to the code of conduct and the incidents at BSG Stahl force everyone involved to take their responsibility seriously. Only through respectful and fair use in sport can a positive culture in football that lasts.