England fans, notorious for their troublemaking, sparked clashes with German supporters after taunting their rivals following Germany’s extra-time exit at the hands of Spain, even resorting to throwing beer cans at each other.
British media reported that over 40,000 England fans had already flocked to Dusseldorf for their quarter-final match against Switzerland, and the number had risen to over 50,000 as the game approached.
Before their match against Switzerland, English fans were watching the hosts Germany play Spain. After Germany was eliminated in extra time, England fans dining in local restaurants chanted “Germany go home” at the German supporters, provoking their rivals.
This provocative language sparked anger among the German fans, leading to clashes. Fistfights ensued, and with the influence of alcohol, fans threw beer cans at each other.
British media reported that despite being allotted only 6,000 tickets, 25,000 England fans are expected to attend the game. The remaining England supporters will be watching the game from bars in Dusseldorf. To prepare for the influx of fans, Dusseldorf bars are stocking up to ensure England fans don’t “run out of beer.”
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