Tragjedia ajrore- Dhimbje e lot për shokët e tyre të skuadrës, stadiumi mbushet plot

Sporti E Premte, 7 Maj 2021 03:32

Ky është momenti zemërthyer kur futbollistët shpëthyen në lot pasi u bashkuan me familjet dhe tifozët e tyre për të kujtuar shokët e skuadrës që humbën jetën pas rrëzimit të avionit në Kolumbi.

Lojtarët e Chapecoence të përqafuar sëbashku përpara dhjetëra mijëra tifozëve u bashkuan në stadiumin e klubit natën që klubi supozohej të luante finalen e Kupës së Ameriëks së Jugut.

Në vend të britmave të fitores, dëgjoheshin vetëm të qarat e të gjithë të pranishmëve. Në vend që të gjithë të mblidheshin për të parë finalen e Kupës, panë veç dëshpërim në sytë e dhjetëra mijëra personave.

Heartbreaking pictures show the moment footballers broke down in tears as they gathered with family and fans to remember teammates wiped out in a devastating plane crash in Colombia Grieving Chapecoense players huddled together in front of tens of thousands of supporters at the team's stadium in Chapeco, southern Brazil on the night the club was supposed to be competing in the Copa Sudamericana final The stands were a solid wall of green representing the team colours, but the pitch was empty in a poignant reminder that players were due to be lining up for the club's biggest ever fixture against Atletico Nacional Instead of a shot at glory, the team, many of the chief staff, and 20 Brazilian journalists were killed when their charter plane slammed into a mountainside short of the airport late Monday Instead of sitting excitedly in front of televisions to watch the action in Colombia, the people of Chapeco, a provincial city of about 200,000, trooped into their stadium to mourn and join in ecumenical prayer Players who had not been on the doomed flight, youth academy members, relatives of those killed and throngs upon throngs of ordinary fans joined together, all in the team colours There were few dry eyes as a film was projected to pay homage to the dead teammates. Among those attending were devastated relatives of players The team had an outsized presence here and its inspiring story of unknowns who rose to take on champions had spread across Brazil Huddled together: Relatives pay tribute to Chapecoense's players at the Arena Conda stadium in Chapeco, Brazil With illuminated cell phones aloft, they packed the stadium to its capacity of 20,000 - a tenth of the city's population - and cheered as their youth players and reserves from the first team did laps around the field While tributes were held in Brazil, Colombians also turned out in force at Atanasio Girardot Stadium in Medellin to pay their respects Club leaders said they hope to organise a mass wake at the stadium to give the players a true Chapecoense sendoff. Pictured above were the tributes held in Medellin As the probe into the devastating crash continued, mourning soccer fans in Medellin and the southern Brazilian town of Chapeco, where the team is from, held simultaneous stadium tributes to the victims. Atletico Nacional fans are pictured holding candles as part of a tribute Fans of Atletico Nacional soccer club hold candles as they pay tribute to the players of Brazilian club Chapecoense killed in the recent airplane crash Thousands gathered at Atanasio Girardot Stadium in Medellin to observe a minute of silence in memory of plane crash victims Fans filled their stadium in a remote corner of southern Brazil, holding a second night of vigil for their team whose stunning rise from the fourth division in Brazil to the continent's top tier had captured the country's imagination Tributes: The plane crashed down as it was flying from Bolivia to Colombia ahead of the Copa Sudamericana final Show of support: Tens of thousands of Atletico Nacional supporters turned out to pay tribute to the team their club was supposed to be facing Mourning: Chapecoense soccer players who did not travel with the team on a flight to Colombia that crashed, broke down in tears during a tribute to the crash victims Team members who did not travel on the plane huddle together in the middle of their home ground as they remember their fellow players