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Brusque and Paysandu match stopped over safety concerns in away stand
The Brazilian third-division match between Brusque and Paysandu was stopped before halftime.
Footage showed a camera operator being shaken during celebrations by fans.
The match was halted because of safety concerns in the away stand.
One away fan said more tickets were sold than there were seats.
Brusque said away fans had entered without permission, and there were incidents at the entrance.
Police also had to intervene.
The teams played the rest of the match without spectators on Sunday, and it ended 1-1.
The match between Brazilian third-tier clubs Brusque and Paysandu was stopped before the end of the first half over safety concerns in the away stand.
A Paysandu fan said more tickets were sold than there were seats.
Brusque disputed that claim, saying away fans had entered without authorization.
There were incidents at the entrance, and police intervened.
The match resumed without spectators on Sunday and ended 1-1.
- Who
- Brazilian third-tier clubs Brusque and Paysandu.
- What
- Their match was stopped over safety concerns in the away stand, then resumed without spectators and ended 1-1.
- When
- The match was stopped before the end of the first half; it resumed on Sunday.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The reported reason was safety concerns in the away stand. A fan alleged that more tickets were sold than there were seats, while Brusque said away fans entered without authorization.
Paysandu fan
Brusque
Ticketing and access
Paysandu fan
A Paysandu fan said more tickets were sold than there were seats.
Brusque
Brusque said away fans entered without authorization.
The match was stopped over safety concerns in the away stand.
The match resumed without spectators and ended 1-1.
- Clubs
- Brusque and Paysandu
- Competition level
- Brazilian third tier
- Match stoppage
- Before the end of the first half
- Fan's claim
- More tickets were sold than there were seats
- Final score
- 1-1








