Red and white food Is in shock. The best game in the West Regional League against Briusen Munster was stopped after 77 minutes, when the score was 1-1 as two guest players were injured by fireworks. Fireworks exploded and scattered from the Essen bend. The referee first stopped the game and sent both teams into the cabins. After 45 minutes it became clear that it would not continue. We’re talking about this scandalous incident the next day in a special episode of our podcast Fazball

Evaluator Timo Düngen discusses dropping the game at Hafenstrass with RWE experts Ralph Wilhelm and Martin Hermes, which brought negative headlines to Essen people across the country.

The search for the crackers that caused the demolition continues. The suspicion against one of those arrested on Sunday has not been confirmed. The fact that the culprit has not yet been identified is bad for RWE’s image, and Martin Hermes insists: “The culprit may not have been caught yet. Many in the fan base must have noticed the firecrackers being fired. “

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RWE correspondent Ralph Wilhelm, who witnessed the scandal live at the stadium in Hafenstrass on Sunday, added: “It’s helpless on the train. If someone is physically assaulted, I can look the other way or engage in it. Point out and report to security officials and make it clear that ‘you are not here’. Unfortunately, that did not happen, which leaves a lot of speculation. “

There is also speculation about the consequences after the game is abandoned. Now it is up to the sports court to decide how to proceed. Will Preussen Munster get three points or can he play again on empty stands? Wilhelm believes: “I look forward to playing again. Maybe on neutral ground because the club can only be held to a certain extent responsible if something insane like that happens.”