Train was damaged

Mass brawl with Blau-Weiß Linz supporters

According to German police, the incident took place after a Bundesliga match in Vorarlberg at Buchloe station in the Allgäu region. Around 100 people are said to have been involved and a train was damaged. Investigations are underway for assault and damage to property, among other things.

After the Bundesliga soccer match between Austria Lustenau and Blau-Weiß Linz (2:0) on Sunday evening in Bregenz, a mass brawl involving around 100 people is said to have broken out at the train station in Buchloe in Bavaria. This was reported by the German police.

According to the report, up to 30 masked Linz hooligans were waiting at the station for the arrival of FC Augsburg fans who had supported Lustenau and stormed the train.

Train damaged
This led to physical confrontations between the opposing supporters, as reported by German media and vol.at. According to the police, pyrotechnics were also set off, causing so much damage to the train that it could no longer be used.

However, by the time the first emergency services arrived at the station, the perpetrators had already left on another train and in a car. It was initially unclear whether there were any casualties. The German police are investigating for bodily injury, damage to property, disturbing public businesses and breach of the peace.