Nations League final: Fan dies in tragic misfortune in Munich

The Nation’s League final in the Munich football arena between Portugal and Spain has been overshadowed by a fan. A police spokesman reported on Monday night that a man had fallen from the middle rank onto a staircase in the fall. The man died on site.

As always, the police took over the investigation in such cases and the criminal police were on site, said the spokesman. Witnesses would be heard and videos were spotted. There are currently no indications that would speak against a tragic misfortune. According to the police, the man comes from the Garmisch-Partenkirchen district.

Numerous rescue workers, folders and police officers had rushed into the area of ​​the press revenue during the game in which the person had fallen. In horror, eyewitnesses shout further rescue workers. With a tarpaulin as a privacy screen, the area was covered in which doctors fought for the life of the fan.

In the exciting extension, the stars of Portugal and Spain were not aware of this emergency. The situation was similar at the award ceremony for the team of Portugal’s superstar Cristiano Ronaldo.

Before the press conferences, the tragic news also reached the protagonists, who spoke in their statements about the dead trailer. “We mourn the deceased fan. This is extremely sad news,” said Portugal’s national coach Roberto Martínez after winning the title by winning the penalty shootout.

The Spanish national coach Luis de la Fuente also intended to the follower after the final. “Before we get started with the questions, I would like to express my condolences because today a fan died in the audience ranks. My condolences to the family,” said the 63-year-old at the beginning of the press conference.

The European Football Union UEFA emphasized in its statement that in this difficult time one was with the thoughts among the relatives. Despite the efforts of the rescue workers, the person died shortly after midnight, it said from the association’s side.