At the football match “Dynamo” – “Ufa” on December 5, fans of the blue and white unfolded a banner in support of CSKA fans.
The banner said “Guys, we are with you, but this is how it should be.” Immediately after the whistle for the start of the second half, the stands began to empty.
The match ended with the victory of Dynamo with a score of 2: 0.
Earlier that day, Arsenal Tula fans left the stands during the team’s game against Khimki in support of CSKA fans.
Signs of solidarity to the red and blue were also expressed by Spartak fans at the match against Akhmat, fans of Lokomotiv and Ural, the Krylya Sovetov team, as well as Rostov and Zenit.
Detentions after the CSKA – Zenit match, which ended with a score of 2: 0 in favor of the team from St. Petersburg, were carried out on 28 November. In the capital’s headquarters of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, this information was confirmed. It was clarified that at the end of the meeting, the fans of the red-blue lit several dozen flares.
As a result, the police officers drew up 51 reports on administrative offenses. At the same time, at least 25 CSKA fans may face a ban on attending sporting events in Russia.
In turn, the team’s management condemned the fans’ use of so many pyrotechnics, but stressed that the innocent should not suffer. The club promised to provide legal support to their fans.
Source: IZ
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