In a Europa League-focused match that ended last night, Spanish powerhouse Real Betis lost 1-2 at home to Eintracht Frankfurt, suffering four consecutive games without a win, and fell behind in the two-legged knockout round. In this game, although Betis had the advantage, Frankfurt's attack was undoubtedly more efficient, and their two goals in the first half ensured that the team eventually took the lead. Not only was the stadium buzzing, frankfurt fans staged a chaotic farce off the pitch.
The match was played at berthes' home stadium, the Estadio Villamarín, two teams in the autonomous region of Spain, not far from the Estadio Pisjuan in Sevilla. Many West Ham fans also arrived at Sevilla early on Thursday night, when they also hosted another Premier League side, West Ham. As a result, Frankfurt fans and West Ham fans staged a farce on the streets of Seville.
According to current reports, the reason for the fans of the two unrelated teams to beat each other is unclear, but in the video posted on Twitter, a large number of Frankfurt fans can be seen running towards a group of Hammer fans, and the two sides have a hand-to-hand fight, the scene is chaotic, and the wine bottles and glass are shattered. According to the Spanish media Marca newspaper, "There are indications that there may be a dispute between the two sides, as the radical fans of Eintracht Frankfurt have been creating incidents in the Andalusian capital all day, and the police have recommended and forced the closure of bars in the area to prevent its further development." TalkSPORT journalist Ian Abraham, who also covered the dispute ahead of the match between Sevilla and West Ham, said: "There was some trouble in Seville tonight, which, as far as I know, was instigated by Eintracht Frankfurt fans. ”