Bochum's game with Frankfurt starts after banner removed from exit

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2025-03-16

Berlin (dpa) - Kick-off in Bochum's Bundesliga game with Eintracht Frankfurt was delayed by 50 minutes on Sunday after away fans - for a third game there in two years - refused to remove a banner which covered an emergency exit. The game eventually started after the banner was taken away. The Bochum big screen had carried a message asking the Frankfurt fans to remove the banner and Frankfurt captain Robert Koch pleaded with supporters to comply.......

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