Article by Tudor Belivaca – published Tuesday, 06 May 2025, 13:37 / Updated Tuesday, May 6, 2025 13:43
Bari – Pisa match, score 1-0 resulted in a reprobate incident. A man was violently hit by the ultras of the hosts, right in front of his son.
The fans of Bari left the arena in protest in the 25th minute of the match. The man, who was accompanied by his son, tried to return to the stadium to take over a forgotten bag.
The other ultras from Bari, inflamed by the protest in progress, reacted aggressively and hit the man with bestiality, right in front of his son.
#BariStadio San Nicola. Alcuni Ultras del Bari Picchiano a Davanti forest of proprio Figlio.
Basta Violence Nel Calcio. pic.twitter.com/xunqf1rey3
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In an official statement, the lawn of Bari is distant from the incident
“In connection with the incident that took place outside the North Curva yesterday, during the Bari – Pisa match, we would like to emphasize our lack of involvement. Specifically, we condemn the incidents, considering that they happened under the eyes of a child,” was the communication of the North Bari, according to tuttomercatoweb.com.
Bari also came up with a statement in which he vehemently condemns the incidents
“Bari, regarding the violent incident on May 4, 2025, during the Bari – Pisa match at the San Nicola stadium, wants to condemn, again and firmly, physical and verbal violence.
Such attitudes do not belong to our community and do not represent the values promoted by our club. Any form of aggression or intimidation remains unacceptable, without just and can.
Our club has always tried to create a safe and welcoming environment on the stadium, an atmosphere open to families, children and all those who live football as a passion and a holiday.
We respect the freedom of fans to express their dissent, even in the form of a protest, related to sports performance or club decisions. However, we condemn any attempt to transform this legitimate right into a pretext to commit something illegal, violent or harmful to the image of the city, club and fans.
Bari will continue to collaborate with the competent authorities to ensure that the San Nicola stadium remains a place of sport and respect, ”the club said, according to Italian journalists from Tuttomercatoweb.com.
Bari is in 8th place in Serie B with 47 points accumulated. Currently, Bari is on the place of play-off for series promotion A. They can still miss the place if they are confused in the last two matches: with Cittadella away and with Sudtirol, also on the move.
