What are the football tragedies?

Glasgow, Scotland, April 5,1902-During the international match between Scotland and England, the west stand of abercromby Park suddenly collapsed, killing 25 people and injuring 5 17 others. Although the game ended with 1- 1, the result of the game was not included in the official FIFA records.

1March 9, 946, Bolton, England-Before an FA Cup match between Bolton Wanderers and Stoke City, a wall of Burton Park Stadium collapsed, causing panic among fans, killing 33 people and injuring more than 400 people.

1955 March 30th, Santiago, Chile-In the final of the South American Football Championship, Argentina 1-0 defeated the host team Chile, causing riots among fans. Seventy thousand fans were trapped in the stadium and six fans were killed.

Lima, Peru, May 24,1964-Argentina defeated Peru in the Olympic football qualifier at the Peruvian National Stadium. The referee invalidated Peru's goal two minutes before the end of the game, which triggered a large-scale fan riot, resulting in 3 18 deaths and more than 500 injuries.

Buenos Aires, Argentina, June 23rd,1968-After the match between Boca Juniors and Riverbed Team, the fans who were eager to leave unconsciously rushed to the closed exit. As a result, 74 fans were crushed to death and 150 fans were injured.

197 1 year 1 year, Glasgow, Scotland-At the end of the game between Celtic and Rangers, the fence collapsed due to the squeezing of fans, resulting in 66 deaths and 140 injuries. At that time, some fans who were leaving the stadium were crowded with another group of fans who returned to the stadium because they heard that Rangers scored to equalize the score on the field.

March 4th, 197 1, Salvador, Brazil-The conflict between fans caused panic in the stadium, and four people were killed and more than 1500 people were injured.

1974 February 17, Karo, Egypt-49 people were trampled to death when fans entered the stadium.

1976 65438+1October 3 1, Yaounde, Cameroon-In the World Cup qualifier between Cameroon and Congo, the referee awarded the home team a penalty, and the Congolese goalkeeper attacked the referee, resulting in a large-scale stadium conflict. The President of Cameroon watched the game on TV at home. Before the conflict stopped, he sent helicopters and paratroopers to the stadium. Two spectators died in the conflict.

1976 65438+February 6, Port-au-Prince, Haiti-After Cuba scored a goal for the home team in the World Cup qualifier, a Haitian fan lit firecrackers. Other fans thought it was a shooting incident, which caused panic. Panicked fans knocked down a soldier, causing the soldier's gun to go off, killing a little boy and a little girl. Later, two fans were trampled to death in panic, and another man fell to death while jumping off the wall to escape. Afterwards, the soldier committed suicide.

1982101October 20th, Moscow-In the European Champions Cup soccer match between Sparta Moscow and Haram Holland, it is said that 340 fans were killed in the stadium chaos. Some people accused the police of pushing the fans into a narrow and slippery corridor before the end of the game, which was the cause of the accident. At that time, the home team scored a goal before the end, and some excited fans clashed with the exiting fans when trying to return to the stadium, resulting in many fans being squeezed to death. However, Moscow officials publicly refuted that accusation through the publication of the Soviet Sports Committee, claiming that the death toll was only 6 1, and the police did not push away the fans.

1985 May 1 1 Sunday, Bradford, England-A cigarette butt ignited the wooden terrace of the stadium, causing a fire, in which 56 people were killed.

1May 29th, 985, Brussels, Belgium-In the final of the UEFA Champions Cup between England Liverpool and Italy Juventus, there was a fan riot, and the wall separating the two teams was torn down, resulting in the death of 39 fans.

1987 March 10, Trepoli, Libya-Panicked fans fled under the threat of football hooligans waving knives, causing a stampede that killed 20 people. (But the Libyan state news agency JANA reported that only two people died, and 16 people were taken to the hospital. )

1988 March 12, Kathmandu, Nepal-Fans fleeing from the hail poured into the locked exit, causing mutual trampling, at least 93 people were killed and more than 100 people were injured.

1989 April 15, Sheffield, England-Before the semi-final match between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup, 95 fans died in a stampede. At that time, the police opened the gate of Hillsborough Stadium to divert the audience. As a result, a large number of fans poured into the full stands, fans were squeezed into the fence around the stadium, and 95 people were crushed to death.

199 1 year 1 month 13, orkney, South Africa-A quarrel and a fight broke out in the stands below the stadium. Panic fans were pushed to the protective fence during their escape, and at least 40 people were crushed or trampled to death.

Bastia Stadium, Corsica, France, 1 May 5, 1992-During the semi-final of the French Cup between defending French champions Marseille and team B bastia, the temporary stands below collapsed to increase the capacity (from 8,500 to18,000), resulting in 17 deaths.1.

1June, 996 16, Lusaka, Zambia-After Zambia defeated Sudan in the World Cup qualifier, the stadium was crowded, 9 people were crushed to death and 78 people were injured.

1June, 996 14, Trepoli, Libya-About 50 people were killed or injured in a fan riot during a game played by a team controlled by the son of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. Libyan officials did not report the exact number of casualties. 199610 June 16, Guatemala city-before the World Cup qualifiers in Guatemala and Costa Rica, 78 fans were killed and more than 180 people were injured. April 23, 2000, Monrovia, Liberia-Thousands of fans poured into the already packed stadium to watch the World Cup qualifier between Liberia and Ghana. At least three people were killed and many others were injured.

July 9, 2000, Harare, Zimbabwe-The World Cup qualifier between Zimbabwe and South Africa caused the stadium to be crowded, resulting in 12 deaths.