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In the terraces supporters of the German national team after the game prevailed fear and panic. Also at the stadium shots should be like. The Paris offered the fans spontaneously their help.
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After the international game
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The terraces supporters of the German national team after the game prevailed fear and panic. Also at the stadium shots should be like. The Paris offered the fans spontaneously their help.
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Schreck in the morning. Because of a bomb threat, the world champion had her hotel in Paris spaces – before the match against France. . After the all clear there was loud team manager Bierhoff relief Source: The World / SID Sport
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Come they were to the German national football team . A friendly match, for many associated with a city trip. Paris, city of love, a European metropolis with an impressive stadium. After the game, many of the more than 3,000 German fans no longer know if, how and where they should leave the Stade de France.
The news situation changed in five-minute intervals, the events raced. Due to the bomb blasts and shootings in the city, the stadium was closed off during the game at first. After the game, but the gates were opened. At least some. “All streamed into the open, but the gates behind our grandstand were locked. There was a stampede, because also in the upper tier of the stadium shots should be like. Many fell on the stairs,” said one German fan, who with several dozen German viewers then again found in the interior of the stadium.
Paris harboring German fans
They waited for another hour after the final whistle of , then the stadium was evacuated. The big question with many German fans: How do I get given the chaotic situation in the city to my hotel? The Metro take? Or maybe a taxi? In social networks, there were conflicting advice. Many metro stations were closed as a result. No one wanted to go home alone. Also, the DFB could not contribute to enlightenment. The delegation remained together players for fear of further attacks for hours in the catacombs.
While President Francois Hollande in the face of dozens of dead, many injured and a hostage situation a state of emergency cried, worried at the stadium especially the fans, was the guest at the other end of town. Some were completely come without booking hotels in the city to spend the night in pubs and bars and to take on Saturday morning an early train back to Germany.
In Twitter quickly spread the hashtag #porteouverte, offered under the Paris their homes as a place to live. Several German fans still declared at the stadium to accept the spontaneous offer thankful
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