Denmark’s justice minister has described the latest use of pyrotechnics at a derby match as “completely unacceptable”, adding to the growing debate over flares and fan behaviour in Danish football.
The minister’s comments come after flares were set off during a derby fixture, a practice that has repeatedly drawn criticism from authorities, clubs and supporters’ groups alike. Football in Denmark has been under pressure to tackle the problem, with pyrotechnics regularly disrupting matches and raising safety concerns.
The remarks highlight how the issue has moved beyond the stadium and into the political arena, with officials increasingly signalling that they expect firm action to keep fans and players safe.
Source: www.dr.dk
