Guinea: 56 Dead As Contested Penalty Sparks Chaos At Football Match, Scores Injured In Stadium Stampede
Guinea: A stampede during a football match in Nzérékoré killed at least 56 people, sparked by a referee decision that angered fans. The chaos escalated when police deployed tear gas, causing panic.
Guinea Football Tragedy: Timeline Of Some Of The Deadliest Stadium Disasters
Regarded as the deadliest football tragedy of all time. In a World Cup qualifying match between Peru and Argentina, fans invaded the pitch protesting a decision by the referee which led to police firing tear gas and gun shots in the air. This led to panic which triggered a stampede. As per official records 328 people died in the incident.
A crowd crush at a football match in Guinea has caused multiple casualties, the country’s prime minister has confirmed, with ...
At least 56 people have been killed in a crush at a football match in Guinea's second-largest city, Nzérékoré, the government ...
An unknown number of others in the country’s largest southern city were injured when security tried to stop clashes over a ...
A crowd crush at a soccer match in the west African country of Guinea has left at least 56 people dead and many others ...
A HORROR crowd crush has led to fears of up to 100 people dead at a Guinea football match – as shock images shows fans trying ...
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