Violence in football escalates! Students abandon the match, clash with kicks and sticks

A new incident has been added to the recent acts of violence in Turkish football.

In a football tournament held between schools in Nevşehir, students engaged in a brawl involving kicks and sticks. While 2 students were injured, one of the injured students reacted by saying, "Our blood was shed, brother."

In the football tournament held between schools in Nevşehir, Avanos Anatolian High School and Altınyıldız College faced off at the Nevşehir Youth Sports No. 3 grass field.

A fight broke out in the 89th minute of the match, which Altınyıldız College was leading 2-0. In the brawl, which also involved the coaches, students attacked each other with kicks and sticks.

The parties were separated by police officers present at the stadium, and 2 students were injured. A student who was injured after being struck in the head reacted by saying, "our blood was shed, brother."

The parties involved in the fight went to the police station to file complaints against each other.

FARUK KOCA HAD ATTACKED HALİL UMUT MELER

Acts of violence in Turkish football have recently begun to come to the fore. Former Ankaragücü president Faruk Koca had entered the pitch and attacked referee Halil Umut Meler after the Çaykur Rizespor match. Following the incident, Faruk Koca was arrested, and the leagues were briefly suspended.

BURSASPOR-DİYARBEKİRSPOR INCIDENTS

While the repercussions of Faruk Koca's punch attack on Halil Umut Meler were still ongoing, a fight also broke out during the match between Bursaspor and Diyarbekirspor, which compete in the TFF 2nd League White Group. In the match where kicks were flying through the air, 5 players were shown red cards.

News Source: İHA