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29 football fans hurt as stadium barrier collapses in France’s Amiens

AMIENS: Twentynine fans were hurt five of them seriously when a barrier collapsed at a stadium in the northern French city of Amiens as away supporters celebrated their opening goal

Updated At : 03:05 PM Oct 01, 2017 IST

Stadium staff stand by the barrier that collapsed during the French L1 football match between Amiens and Lille LOSC at the Licorne stadium in Amiens on September 30, 2017. AFP

Amiens (France), October 1

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