Bochum's game with Frankfurt delayed by banner blocking exit

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2025-03-16

Berlin (dpa) - Kick-off in Bochum's Bundesliga game with Eintracht Frankfurt was delayed after away fans refused to remove a banner which covered an emergency exit on Sunday. The Bochum big screen carried a message asking the Frankfurt fans to remove the banner and Frankfurt captain Robert Koch pleaded with the fans to comply. But five minutes after the game should have started, the referee took the players off the field as talks with fans conti......

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