The LFP sends its condolences to the victims
The Professional Football League also provided support for the victims of the tragedy. “Following the terrible tragedy that occurred yesterday during a football match in Indonesia, all our thoughts and condolences go out to the families of the victims,” writes the LFP.
A minute of silence observed before the matches of the Dutch championship
“A minute of silence will be observed before the start of the five matches played in the Eredivisie today in respect for all those who were killed in the tragedy at the Kanjuruhan stadium. We sympathize with Indonesia”, writes the Dutch Federation on the networks social.
Fifa: “A tragedy beyond the imaginable”, deplores Infantino
The stadium disaster in Indonesia is “a tragedy beyond imagining”, International Football Federation (Fifa) President Gianni Infantino said in a statement on Sunday. At least 174 people died Saturday in a crowd movement at a stadium in the city of Malang, in the east of the island of Java, when thousands of fans invaded a football field and were sprayed with tear gas .
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Crowd movements, overwhelmed police, tear gas … the reasons for the tragedy
At least 174 people died on Saturday during a match between Arema and Persebaya Surabaya in the Indonesian league. The first witnesses and the Indonesian press implicate the police and the use of numerous tear gas against an invasion of land, which caused fatal crowd movements.
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Sergio Ramos’ message
In reaction to the numerous victims who died following the crowd movement that there was in Indonesia following a football match, Sergio Ramos posted a message on Twitter: “Heartbreaking. Our thoughts are with the victims and their families.”
A minute of silence on La Liga pitches
The Royal Spanish Football Federation announces a minute of silence on the grounds of La Liga and 2nd Division in memory of the victims of the tragedy in Indonesia.
Death toll rises to 174
The death toll from the crowd movement after a soccer match in Indonesia has risen to 174, local authorities said on Sunday, making it one of the worst stadium tragedies to date. “At 9:30 a.m. (local) the death toll rose to 158, and at 10:30 a.m. to 174 dead. These are the data collected by the East Java disaster management agency,” said provincial deputy governor Emil Dardak. on the television channel Kompas TV.