In a surprising development, it has been revealed that the ultras of Inter and Milan football clubs have maintained peace between them through a non-aggression pact. The pact, established in 1981 following the death of an Inter supporter, ensures that there is no violence between the ultras of the two clubs. Despite the upcoming Derby della Madonnina match, where Inter could win the Scudetto, the police are confident that there will be no crowd trouble due to the non-aggression pact. The match will take place at San Siro on Monday. While the ultras are allowed to mock each other, violence is strictly prohibited. The pact is seen as a guarantee to prevent the streets of Milan from becoming a battleground [188af926].
In a show of solidarity, football supporters from Switzerland, Germany, and Turkey have come together to protest against collective sanctions and the entry of investors into their respective leagues. Coordinated actions took place during various team matches, featuring banners, smoke bombs, and even remote-controlled cars storming onto the pitch. The measures in Switzerland include stand closures and upcoming matches being played behind closed doors, while in Germany, protests have involved throwing objects onto the pitch during Bundesliga and second division matches. In Turkey, Trabzonspor fans invaded the pitch and attacked Fenerbahce players after a home loss. The incident occurred in the Black Sea coastal city of Trabzon, and video footage of the clashes went viral. Turkish police have detained 12 people in connection with the incident. The Turkish Football Federation condemned the incident and promised to punish those responsible, while FIFA president Gianni Infantino also condemned the incidents and called on Turkish authorities to hold the perpetrators accountable. The unity of supporters from different countries raises questions about whether their demands will be taken into account [dcfb1afd] [4b93ecbd] [094fe24a].
Inter Milan's upcoming match against Torino has been rescheduled. The match, initially scheduled for Saturday, April 27 at 15:00 CEST, will now take place on Sunday, April 28 at 12:30 CEST. Tickets purchased for the original date will remain valid [e178eaf6].
After the match, celebrations will move to the streets of Milano with an open-top bus carrying the Champions of Italy departing from San Siro and reaching Piazza Duomo. The team will greet the fans as part of a big celebration. This comes after Inter Milan's recent league triumph and their party in Piazza Duomo [e178eaf6].