Youth derby escalates: Aue has to pay a fine of 2,000 euros!

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Aue suffers a fine of 2,000 euros after the derby was abandoned. Riots led to injuries and investigations.

Aue erleidet nach Derby-Abbruch eine Geldstrafe von 2.000 Euro. Ausschreitungen führten zu Verletzten und Ermittlungen.
Aue suffers a fine of 2,000 euros after the derby was abandoned. Riots led to injuries and investigations.

Youth derby escalates: Aue has to pay a fine of 2,000 euros!

An incident from the youth football scene is causing a stir in Saxony. In a U16 derby between Erzgebirge Aue and FSV Zwickau's U17, the game had to be stopped early due to riots. The events on the sidelines were overshadowed by a massive attack by suspected supporters of the home club, which now has serious consequences. The sports court of the Saxon Football Association (SFV) then scored the abandonment of the game 2-0 in favor of Zwickauer and sentenced Erzgebirge Aue to a fine of 2,000 euros. .diesachsen.de reports that the club accepts the decision and plans to pass on the costs to the people responsible.

The events on the day of the game were dramatic. At least 30 masked people invaded the Zwickau fans' area, causing tumultuous scenes. Three 15-year-olds and a 19-year-old were injured, with one of the injured even having to be hospitalized. To make matters worse, fan paraphernalia was also stolen. The attackers were finally able to escape into nearby forests. The police have already arrested a 27-year-old who is suspected of being involved in these attacks. He is being investigated for breach of the peace. .diesachsen.de

The reaction of the club and the association

The chairman of Erzgebirge Aue emphasized that the club had taken all organizational measures in advance to ensure the safety of spectators. Nevertheless, Aue now bears full responsibility for the events that require a follow-up to the events. The investigation is still ongoing and the question of how such riots can be avoided in the future remains.

Unfortunately, attacks by fans are not an isolated case in football. For example, the Stuttgarter Kickers club also had to accept a fine of 3,000 euros after similar misconduct occurred in the last game of the season against Chemnitzer FC. At that time, around 25 fans stormed the pitch and attacked players verbally and physically .stuttgarter-nachrichten.de.

The challenge in football culture

These incidents cast a shadow on the youth support in football that is actually passionately advocated. Sport is supposed to provide a platform for fairness and community, but the reality is often different. Teams and associations face the challenge of counteracting these negative currents and creating a safe environment for everyone involved. What will happen next to maintain enthusiasm for the sport without making safety issues paramount?

It remains to be seen how the incidents in the derby between Erzgebirge Aue and FSV Zwickau will be processed. What is certain, however, is that football is not only characterized by sporting achievements, but also by the responsibility to ensure safety and order on and off the pitch.