Around DFB Cup Game: CSD Participants Threatened: Hannover 96 Against Own Fans
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Fans of Hannover 96 leave a trail of devastation in the DFB Cup. Opponents Hemelingen has to stick – and depends on donations.
In the first round of the DFB Cup, Hannover played in Bremen, where the Christopher Street Day parade was taking place at the same time. Apparently, some Hannover 96 supporters made homophobic threats during the match. The club reacted strongly.
With 9:1 Hannover 96 won the Cup match against SV Hemelingen last Saturday. However, this success is obviously overshadowed by the behaviour of some 96 fans in hindsight.
Hemelingen is served. Toilets were devastated against Hanover.
Second-division football club Hannover 96 has taken a stand against parts of its own fan base following their cup match against SV Hemelingen (9-1). In a public statement, the club condemns homophobic insults, threats, and violence at the Weser Stadium.
Hannover 96 has criticized the behavior of some of its fans surrounding the DFB Cup match against fifth-division Bremen side SV Hemelingen. The second-division club reported vandalism as well as homophobic and discriminatory behavior.
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