Chaos at the Bosnian Cup final: fans wanted to fight the players
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Wednesday was marked by cup finals across Europe. Celje won the Slovenian title, while in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo's players celebrated after defending a big lead from the first leg a week ago in Široki Brijeg. Before the ceremony, Široki's home fans tried to prevent their celebrations by storming the pitch, but the police intervened in time.
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Safety in and around stadiums could be revised upwards in the years to come. This is reflected in a meeting between the Pro League and the Minister of Security and Interior Bernard Quintin (MR).
Lorin Parys, CEO of the Pro League, and Bernard Quintin, Minister of Security and the Interior, decided at a joint meeting to amend the football law following the riots and violence on the sidelines of the cup final.
The football law will be revised quickly, we learned on Wednesday after a meeting between the Minister of Security and Interior Bernard Quintin (MR) and Lorin Parys, CEO of the Pro League, the Belgian professional football authority. The efforts to strengthen security in and around the stadiums were on the agenda of this meeting. The revision of the football law will involve, among other things, an increase and indexation of the amounts of fines…
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