Police warning Randale in Rostock

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SOn the eve of the DFB Cup match between FC Hansa Rostock and 1. FC Nürnberg on Wednesday night (after the deadline), riots broke out in Rostock. About 150 to 200 Ultras from 1. FC Nuremberg arrived in Rostock with buses earlier than planned. Near a meeting point Hansa supporters went to a gas station following a clash between the two Fanlagers, following which the police arrived.

A total of about 350 separate thugs, the police blame the supporters of Rostock for climbing. According to eyewitnesses, the Nurembergians were also accompanied by the friendly Ultras from Rapid Vienna. The police had to give a warning shot to separate the angry supporters of both teams. Nobody was hurt.

Rostock police said: "At 11 am Mbadmannstraße was hit by a dispute between supporters of 1st FC Nuremberg and those of FC Hansa Rostock, police were able to separate the groups and the police fired a warning shot. No one was hurt. "

Tuesday night, the match between Wehen Wiesbaden and the Bundesliga at the stage of the Bundesliga Cup has been relegated to the background. HSV supporters have repeatedly burned pyrotechnics. Through loudspeaker announcements, guests were warned that the cut match might be interrupted in another Pyroeinsatz. In the end, HSV won the match 3-0.

"I hope it was the last warning, I do not know if these so-called fans really know what they're doing at HSV," said HSV athletic director Ralf Becker. The control committee of the DFB opened Wednesday a preliminary investigation against the two clubs.

Last weekend, the match between Borussia Dortmund and Hertha BSC was a fight between Hertha supporters and the police. The Herthanians felt provoked by the police's desire to remove the flag from the block, behind which the supporters rallied for a renewed Pyroeinsatz. The participants demolished the toilets of the Dortmund stadium and attacked the officials with sanitary articles.