Football

Feyenoord secures win while Cambuur files report after fireworks incident

Feyenoord achieves a convincing victory over SC Cambuur, which files a report against Feyenoord fans after a fireworks incident.

24 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Feyenoord secured a victory against SC Cambuur on Sunday, although the away match was overshadowed by a fireworks incident. The Rotterdammers, under the guidance of coach Giovanni van Bronckhorst, were significantly stronger than the promoted team from Leeuwarden.

According to reports, SC Cambuur faced multiple casualties due to the fireworks violence. Initial information that five spectators were injured has now risen to seven.

SC Cambuur has announced that it will file a report against the Feyenoord fans responsible for throwing fireworks during the match. Details regarding the affected supporters have not yet been disclosed.

The club has confirmed that it will assist in the identification of the perpetrators while also emphasizing the importance of aftercare for the victims.

The circumstances surrounding the incident remain unclear. So far, Cambuur has not been able to provide an official update on the condition of the injured.

Despite the incident, Feyenoord players managed to focus on the match, in which they secured the victory. Highlights of the match are available for viewers.

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