After the FC Spartak Trnava-ŠK Slovan Bratislava derby scandal, when fans broke into the lawn, the Slovak police accused 11 of them, aged 23 to 46. The police informed on the social network that they could face up to three years in prison if they found guilt.
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The fan line-up shook Slovakia
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During the match, which took place in Trnava on October 17, 2021, fans threw pyrotechnics on the area and in the fourteenth minute of the match they broke into the area, where they settled accounts in a disgusting battle. The organizing service could not prevent them from doing so and they had to intervene with heavy police officers. The Slavs then escorted the Slavs fans out of the Trnava stadium and escorted them to the train. The match was not completed.
“Police officers provided the necessary camera recordings and identified the persons. The people were part of a battle that took place in the area, they threw pyrotechnics on the area and the stands, “said the Slovak police.” Eleven people were accused of the crime of rioting by complicity.
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The disciplinary commission of the Slovak Football Association punished Spartak Trnava with a fine of 35 thousand euros (almost 900 thousand crowns) and Slovan Bratislava with a fine of 20 thousand euros (514 thousand crowns). Trnava will play the next three home matches without spectators, when entry to the stadium will be allowed only to children under 15 years. Fans of Slovan Bratislava cannot travel to the four next matches of their club on the opponents’ pitches. Until the end of the current league year, fans of Trnava and Slovan are forbidden to travel to each other.
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