Disruptions at St. Pauli's Workshop: HSV Supporter's Fan Causing Problems, Leading to Burned Fabrics Due to Use of Ultra Burning Devices.

In the recent HSV vs. St. Pauli derby in Hamburg, two unsettling incidents cast a shadow over an otherwise noteworthy affair.

The first incident occurred early in the game, six minutes into the match, when a cup was thrown at referee assistant Stefan Lupp. The culprit, later identified as Miro Muheim of HSV, was swiftly apprehended by stadium stewards. Remarkably, the scene of the culprit being led away was not captured on TV cameras.

Just thirty minutes after the final whistle, another incident unfolded. This time, HSV ultras set fire to fan items of St. Pauli supporters on the North Tribune. Despite the blaze, the match did not stand on the brink of interruption due to pyrotechnics. After the provocative fireworks ended, firefighters arrived to extinguish the blaze.

The fire was noticed by Sky presenter Katharina Kleinfeldt, who reported on the incident. However, no specific grade for HSV players was mentioned for their performance in the derby.

Interestingly, there was no mention of any further action taken against the HSV fan who threw the cup, nor was there any information about any specific person on the North Stand who was escorted out by the fire brigade for lighting fan items during the incident.

Despite these incidents, the derby affair was noteworthy, underscoring the passion and intensity that characterises this local rivalry. The focus now shifts to ensuring the safety and fairness of future derby matches, with both clubs and authorities committed to maintaining a secure and enjoyable environment for all fans.

Disruptions at St. Pauli's Workshop: HSV Supporter's Fan Causing Problems, Leading to Burned Fabrics Due to Use of Ultra Burning Devices.