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soccer-fans

National 7 years ago

Prison sought for minors accused of killing soccer fan

Prosecutors claim crime shocked society

National 7 years ago

Soccer a deadly game in Indonesia

A closer look at Indonesia’s deadly soccer hooliganism

Opinion 7 years ago

Murder of fan dark cloud over Indonesian soccer

The litmus test for PSSI is however its commitment to upholding its disciplinary rules.

Editorial 7 years ago

Ending soccer's shame

The lack of humanity in the subsequent beating is evident in video footage that went viral on social media.

Sports 7 years ago

Haringga's death 'the last', PSSI boss vows

Indonesian Soccer Association (PSSI) chairman Edy Rahmayadi has vowed that the death of a soccer fan at a match in Bandung, West Java, will be the last in a vicious cycle of violence among certain soccer supporters.

National 7 years ago

8 Persib fans named suspects in fatal beating of Jakartan

Persib supporters forced spectators to show ID cards before the game and Haringga was reportedly beaten to death because he was from Jakarta.

Entertainment 7 years ago

England fans nurse soccer heartbreak with 'Don't Look Back in Anger'

Following England's extra time 2-1 defeat at the hands of Croatia, dejected fans of the Three Lions launched a massive sing-along to Oasis' 1995 hit "Don't Look Back in Anger" while the song was played over the Luzhniki Stadium PA system.

Lifestyle 7 years ago

Habit of cleaning at World Cup a chance to spread Japanese culture

The routine of cleaning up stadium stands by Japanese supporters that became the standard at the World Cup in Russia is spreading to soccer fans of other countries.

SE Asia 7 years ago

Four boys rescued from flooded Thai cave

Four boys among a group of 13 trapped in a flooded Thai cave for more than a fortnight were rescued on Sunday, authorities said, as elite divers raced to save the others.