Heysel Tragedy, History of the Most Dark World Soccer

Heysel tragedy occurred on May 29, 1985 at which time it was going on the match between Liverpool and Juventus in Champions Cup (now Champions League). This event is the history of British soccer persepak opaque in that year, because at that time English clubs were victorious-prime

Because this event also teams from the UK banned from playing at international level for 5 years. This event stems from the fans of each club who mock and harass each other. Then suddenly about an hour before kick off Liverpool's group of hooligans broke into the barrier region Juventus tifosi. No resistance has occurred in part because it is not the Ultras groups. Juventus supporters were trying to get away but then a tragedy occurs

Wall collapsed in the sector because it is not weight-bearing power of the people who continue to beruhasa lunge and jump over the fence. Hundreds of people hit by a falling wall. As a result of this event at least 39 people died and 600 more were injured

Despite the tragic events that occurred with the number of victims is so large, the committee decided to continue the match. Kick off is done after the captain of both teams asked the audience to calm down. Another reason is to dampen the atmosphere of unrest that began to spread

Ultras tifosi Juventus in other parts of the stadium was going to retaliate. They tried to move towards Liverpool supporters but was prevented from security forces. With the start of the match then the atmosphere could begin to be controlled

Juventus won the match itself with the final result 1-0. Michel Platini Juventus mere puppet scored from the spot after Michael Platini is violated by a Liverpool player



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39 soccer fans died in this incident, 32 Juventus supporters, four American citizens were Belgian, two French and one Irish

Heysel Tragedy A memorial was established at a cost of £ 140,000. Unveiled exactly 20 years after the incident, May 29, 2005. Shaped sundial, the monument is decorated with rocks that originated from Italy and Belgium

A poem "Funeral Blues" by the English poet W. H. Auden symbolizes sadness complement the three countries. 39 lights shine to each victim Heysel. The memorial was designed by French artist Patrick Remoux

2005 Champions League final eights reconcile these two teams. The Kop, Liverpool coordinate a choreographic mosaic reads "Amicizia" addressed to the Juventus supporters who packed Anfield 


It means friendship, an apology to the Juventus tifosi. Some tifosi welcome, but not a few who reject it as a helping timescales are too long friendship, 20 years since the Heysel tragedy broke


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