They smuggled their disgusting message into the stadium in small parts – and apparently only glued it together there to form a large hate poster.
Police officers reported on Saturday evening in Sinsheim that fans had taken large amounts of adhesive tape into the arena. Officially to attach flags to the poles. Ultimately, however, these were used to create banners from individual posters.
It is often puzzled how hate posters get into the stadium despite strict controls. The Bayern fans also smuggled pyrotechnics and smoke pots into the arena and burned them down.
When Bayern won 6-0, the Munich fans had previously shown a choreography for the 120th anniversary of the club with many individual posters. But then Bayern fans presented offensive banners against Hopp. The consequence: referee Dingert interrupted the Bundesliga game twice.
And the Bavarians? Pissed off! Trainer Flick, almost the entire Bayern team, later also club boss Rummenigge, board member Kahn and sports director Salihamdizic angrily talked to the chaots.
Both teams temporarily leave the field. As the game is to continue, the Hoffenheim and Bayern stars conclude a non-aggression pact. For 13 minutes, the ball is only pushed back and forth between the two teams.
A piece of Bundesliga history – for less hatred in football.
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