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德乙》漢堡晉級德甲引爆大規模球場入侵 導致25人送醫1人命危

德乙》漢堡晉級德甲引爆大規模球場入侵 導致25人送醫1人命危

Yahoo12-05-2025
德國足球乙級聯賽昨11日爆發嚴重球迷衝突事件。在漢堡SV(Hamburg SV, HSV)以6比1大勝烏爾姆SSV(SSV Ulm)確定重返德甲聯賽後,失控的球迷衝破防線湧入球場,造成至少25人送醫,其中1人傷勢危及生命。
#BREAKING ??At least 25 people were taken to hospital after hundreds of football fans stormed the pitch following Hamburg's key match at Volksparkstadion. The chaos began after HSV secured a 6-1 win over SSV Ulm, confirming their return to the Bundesliga.Celebrations quickly… pic.twitter.com/KdxfBJ6BfL
— 凤凰欧洲 PhoenixCNE News (@PhoenixCNE_News) May 11, 2025
據《柏林日報》獲得的現場畫面顯示,位於漢堡的人民公園球場(Volksparkstadion)在終場哨響後陷入混亂。數千名興奮過度的球迷從看台跳下,推倒廣告看板並在草坪上狂奔。部分狂熱球迷試圖攀爬球員身體,更有人衝向教練席企圖闖入休息室,最終被警方攔阻。
At least 25 people have been rushed to hospital after fans stormed Hamburger SV's pitch. ?Wild scenes erupted at the Volksparkstadion after they sealed their long-awaited return to the Bundesliga. ?But the celebrations quickly spiralled into chaos. ? pic.twitter.com/K3R1W5UPlW
— The Sun Football ⚽ (@TheSunFootball) May 11, 2025
根據漢堡消防部門聲明,這場意外共造成44人需要醫療救助,其中19人重傷、5人輕傷,另有1人面臨生命危險。發言人指出:「部分傷者是從看台跳下時受傷,其他則是在混亂推擠中遭殃。」當局緊急調派65名消防與救護人員,搭配12輛救護車趕赴現場支援。
Os torcedores do Hamburgo no gramado do Volksparkstadion, entorno de 57 mil presentes.https://t.co/R9AUf7YDRv#HSVULM#NurderHSV#Bundesliga
— HSV Brasil (@HSV_Br) May 10, 2025
這場勝利終結了漢堡長達7年的德乙征途,也是他們第6次升級附加賽失敗後首度重返頂級聯賽。然而狂歡活動使城市資源捉襟見肘——當地正在舉行第836屆港口誕辰慶典,加上巴克莱競技場(Barclays Arena)的羅蘭凱撒(Roland Kaiser)演唱會,已讓應急服務疲於奔命。
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