Supporters in Almelo also entered the stadium on Saturday evening. The match between Heracles Almelo and Fortuna Sittard was less than five minutes away when intruders reported in the corner of the Erve Asito. They came in with fireworks and singing. The match was then stopped, after which the players and officials went to the changing rooms. The game resumed after a delay of about five minutes.
The Eredivisie match between AZ and NEC was also temporarily suspended on Saturday evening. The AFAS Stadium in Alkmaar was invaded by a large group of supporters, who mainly wore hoods and mouth caps. A few people also entered the field, the majority stayed behind the boarding. The fans soon left, after which the game resumed with a 0-1 lead for NEC.
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Hugo Borst gave up in the half of the match between AZ and NEC ESPN his opinion about the invaders in Alkmaar. “It makes me despondent,” said the journalist. “Of course they are huge losers. It is of course also a matter that we have not arranged it properly together. There is always discussion. Do we now have the legislation so good that you can punish them hard, that you can give them a notification obligation? That the notification obligation is also facilitated. That law does exist and that notification obligation too, but in the end it never happens. And if that doesn’t happen.. Which, for example, you should also do.”
Feyenoord has also been a victim of its own supporters this season. “Feyenoord now has two tons of damage”, Borst referred to the high fines handed out by UEFA. “Suppose you now have three of those guys in your sights. I believe the cameras leave a lot to be desired. Also something like that, hang up some top-flight equipment for once. If necessary, finance that from politics. see who does what. Then you have three, what do you do? Two tons, the three of you are going to tap them off in the coming years. Then there will be a deterrent effect.”
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