Far-right Israeli football fans set off pyrotechnics in Latvia’s capital
Summary
During a UEFA Conference League match in Riga, Latvia, fans of the Israeli football team Beitar Jerusalem set off pyrotechnics, breaking rules and causing disturbances. The fan group "La Familia," known for its anti-Arab sentiments, was involved in this incident. The match ended with Riga FC winning 3-0, and Latvian police managed the situation by detaining some of the fans.Key Facts
- Beitar Jerusalem fans used fireworks in Skonto Stadium, which is against UEFA rules.
- An incident involved a Beitar fan throwing fireworks, causing small fires.
- Beitar's fan club "La Familia" is known for anti-Arab chants and violent behavior.
- Beitar fans have been seen chanting "Death to Arabs" in previous matches.
- The team is playing home matches in Romania due to the Israel-Palestine conflict.
- Latvian police detained some fans after the match due to disorderly behavior.
- The game concluded with Riga FC defeating Beitar Jerusalem 3-0.
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