This morning, the 26th round of the Bundesliga kicked off, and the biggest attraction in Bochum and Borussia Moncheng's match was not from the players on the field, but from an injured side referee. It's also common for referees to get injured during a game, but it's rare to get an attack accidentally. The Bundesliga also ended prematurely due to a violent accident, which is still very rare in the history of the Bundesliga.
With 22 minutes to go until the end of the game, the home team Bochum was 0-2 behind Borussia Borussia Moncheng, and it seemed that there was no suspense in the victory or defeat, and some of the more than 20,000 disappointed Bochum on the sidelines were very restless, grabbed the drink bottle and smashed it on the side referee. Bad luck happened suddenly, and some half-bald side cutters were hit by bottles in the back of their heads! The referee decisively suspended and went to the scene of the incident to check on the situation. Although the cut did not faint, he was obviously a little confused after being hit, and he was half-kneeling on the ground rubbing the back of his head.
The referee has no way to punish the fans, but has the right to terminate the game. After verification and consultation, the Bundesliga ended abruptly after only 70 minutes. From the corner of the venue, the lawn was full of drink bottles thrown by Bochum fans. In the Bundesliga, this plastic bottle is often a plastic cup containing beer, and although it is not fatal as the glass bottle, the damage to the back of the head is still very large. The cut didn't fall to the ground, but for the sake of potential secondary or even multiple injuries that could occur, the game ended early.
Bochum lost and lost, and the players ran to the sidelines to question the fans of the team, but to no avail. The fans' impulses did not solve any problems, but instead accelerated the team's loss. The game ended after 70 minutes and there would be no make-up for the rest of the game. This has happened only twice in Bundesliga history, the first in 1976 between Kaiserslautern and Düsseldorf, and the other in 2011 between St. Pauli and Schalke 04, both of which ended prematurely when fans threw bottles at the referee. Only this time the game ended earlier, setting a new Bundesliga record for ending the game early because the referee was injured. All three games ended up the same, with the home team losing 2-0.
For Borussia Borussia, whether such an unexpected event occurs does not affect their winning. For Bochum, they may also receive additional penalties from the alliance. Bochum attendance has only just been released today, and bochum attendance has been relaxed to 90%, but the next home stadium will probably be restricted, and the number of fans entering, or the attendance in the first few rows, may be limited. There are four other games in Bundesliga history that have been terminated early, but either because of extreme weather or the unexpected event of a goal rupture. In the Bundesliga, it is extremely rare for a referee to be beaten, so a decisive termination of the match is also the only option.