Feyenoord decides not to take fans to two away matches

Feyenoord has announced that no supporters will accompany the team to the upcoming two away matches in the Eredivisie. This decision was made following a fireworks incident that occurred in the stadium of SC Cambuur during the previous match.

The fireworks incident left a negative impression and has led to an investigation by the KNVB into the events in Leeuwarden. There were serious safety concerns surrounding the away section during the incident.

The management of Feyenoord has chosen to intervene by excluding its own fans from the away games against NEC and PEC Zwolle. This is seen as a measure to prevent further problems.

The KNVB is currently conducting the investigation, and it is possible that sanctions will be imposed on the club from Rotterdam. No details have been provided regarding the nature of these potential penalties.

In reactions to Feyenoord's decision, the situation was described as 'completely unacceptable,' indicating the seriousness of the incidents that have occurred.

Feyenoord's decision to not take fans is a response to the recent incidents and has implications for the supporters who typically follow the team during away matches.