ÖFB team pays grief: World Cup qualification in San Marino under shock!

ÖFB team pays grief: World Cup qualification in San Marino under shock!

Graz, Österreich - On June 10, 2025, the Austrian national football team will play in an emotional framework at the World Cup qualification game against San Marino. The team will run with a funeral floral to commemorate the victims of a tragic amocran in Graz. Before the kick -off, a funeral minute is held, which is devoted to grief for the three dead and over 30 injuries who are to be complained about in this incident. The Austrian football league, represented by the ÖFB, has spoken out of compassion for the relatives and those affected and thus reacted to the profound shocks that this attack triggered. vienna.at reports that around 1,500 fans of the team have canceled their fan march planned for the day and instead a big black banner with the inscription " You - Graz is not alone! " will be presented.

The amocran, which is described as a targeted attack, began in Zweiglgasse and led to terrible scenes when the 26-year-old perpetrator used his vehicle as a weapon. Several people were injured and one person was already in a critical condition at that time. The incident, which Mayor Siegfried Nagl also had as eyewitnesses, led to a large alarm in Graz with 80 rescue vehicles and four rescue helicopters. graz.at reports that the perpetrator was finally arrested by the police in Schmiedgasse.

crisis intervention and support for those affected

Crisis intervention is an essential part of the rapid relief of stressful symptoms such as panic attacks or sleep disorders and enables people to develop new coping strategies for their everyday life. Professional helpers, including doctors and psychologists, are ready to support the victims and their relatives in this difficult time.

solidarity in Austrian football

Austrian football is solidarity in this difficult time. Many clubs, including Sturm Graz and GAK, have expressed public sympathy and assure their relatives. Other clubs such as Red Bull Salzburg, Rapid Vienna, and Austria Vienna are also dismayed by the events in Graz. Team captain David Alaba shared his grief and thoughts for the victims and their families via social media.

This gesture of cohesion shows that in difficult times like this, sport can be not only a competition, but also an important organization of community and support. The grief for the victims is also symbolized in the San Marino Stadium by a large black banner with the word "Graz", which is presented two hours before the game. The entire football community is in my thoughts with the victims and their families and sends a clear message of solidarity.