A Champions League match between Inter Milan and Feyenoord was temporarily halted after fans outside the stadium launched flares onto the pitch and roof. The incident occurred during a 3-0 victory for Inter, who extended their lead in the group stage. The Dutch club, hosting the Italian giants, saw their supporters react strongly to Inter's early dominance, particularly after the Italian side took a three-goal lead.
The match, played at De Grolsch Veste in Enschede, Netherlands, saw Inter secure a comfortable win with goals from Yann Bisseck, a German defender, and two others. The flares, reportedly fired by fans in the surrounding area, caused a two-minute stoppage as safety officials addressed the situation. No injuries were reported, and the game resumed without further incidents.
This victory marks a turning point for Inter, who had struggled in their early Champions League campaign. The win follows a series of mixed results for the Italian club, and the performance against Feyenoord signals a renewed confidence. Feyenoord, despite the disruption, remained a strong contender in their group, but the loss highlights the challenges they face against top-tier European teams. The incident also underscores the need for stricter crowd control measures at high-profile matches.
