Thursday, October 21, 2021 at 07:04• Yanick Vos • Last update: 07:22

Among others 1. FC Union Berlin chairman Dirk Zingler, general manager Oskar Kosche and press officer Christian Arbeit were attacked on Wednesday evening in Rotterdam by a group of supporters of Feyenoord, reports said. Berliner Kurier. The club management had mixed with a group of Union Berlin supporters in De Huismeester, when a group of about twenty people pelted the catering facility with chairs and other objects. Feyenoord will take on the number five of the Bundesliga in the Conference League tonight at 6.45 pm.

Visitors to the catering facility were attacked on Wednesday evening between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. One victim was taken to hospital with injuries, police said on Twitter. One person has been arrested and other suspects have fled. The visitors of De Huismeester have been received and the police are looking for witnesses who know more about the incident.

At a catering facility on the #means was thrown at a number of people in an incident involving chairs and other objects. One victim was transported to hospital with injuries. The suspects have fled. 1/2

— Police Rotterdam eo (@Police_Rdam) October 20, 2021

According to the Berliner Kurier Feyenoord supporters were looking for visiting supporters. The German newspaper reports that women present were also attacked. “It was by no means a group of fans out to exchange violence. They just sat together peacefully with a drink after work,” it sounds about the fans of Union Berlin. “The attackers quickly escaped. The group returned to the hotel under police escort.”

Hoy 20.10 Feyenoord dandole a Unión Berlin

?? Ir a buscar al visitante a un pub ?? pic.twitter.com/oG4PRenZO8

— pritty limon (@prittylimon12) October 20, 2021

“There is a lot of glass and chairs flew through the air,” says owner Thijmen van den Ende. Daily newspaper 010. We all love that club, don’t we? But demolishing a terrace in your own gorgeous town isn’t so neat, right?! Group apps would go around that Union Berlin supporters would be here. In reality, it turned out to be the staff and the boardroom.”