Football clubs, players and sports bodies of sports expressed their sympathy and support for Liverpool on Monday After a man plowed a car in a crowd of the team’s fans who were celebrating that it Premier League The success of the title in the city center.
Emergency services said that twenty-seven people-including four children-were taken to hospital, with two serious injuries. 20 other people were treated at the scene.
Football is united LiverpoolThe soccer team for the most decorated men in England and a world-famous brand, in the flow of messages on social media-in that of the club’s biggest competitors.
There were similar feelings from EvertonLiverpool is underway in Mercyside, who said: “Our thoughts with everyone who was affected by this serious incident in our city.”
The English Premier League expressed shocking from the “horrific events” that occurred at the end of the cup show for the team, which was attended by hundreds of thousands of Liverpool fans, and Failors Al -Washah and Al -Wahid.
“We were in contact with Liverpool FC and we provided our full support after this serious incident,” the league said.
On behalf of the World Sports Authority, FIFA President Gianni Infantino presented ideas and prayers for all affected.
“Football stands with Liverpool FC and all the fans of the club after the terrible accident,” he said in a post.
Despite all its prizes-with 20 record titles in the English language player and six European cups-and success, Liverpool is also a club that is synonymous with tragedy and distress after he was involved in the deadly stadium disasters in Heysel and HillsBorouage in the 1980s.
It was noted that the hymn of Liverpool – “You will not walk alone” – referred to by Kenny Dalglish, his player and former manager, in a post on social media.
“I was shocked, terrified and deep sadness about what happened at the end of the show today,” Dalglish wrote. He added: “We commend us,” he never felt that he was more convenient, and you will not walk alone. Your family is Liverpool behind you. “
Jimmy Carager, another former player and now a pioneering television commentator, posted on the Internet.
A 53 -year -old British white man was arrested. The police said he believed that he was the only one to participate in the accident, and was not investigated as a terrorist act.
Report by Associated Press.
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