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BBC
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/768380.stm
The Heysel disaster
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Heysel: a tragedy waiting to happen?
The Heysel disaster of 29 May, 1985, led to the deaths of 39 fans and a five-year blanket ban on English clubs in European football. More than 60,000 supporters of Liverpool and Juventus had made their way into the ageing Heysel stadium in northwest Brussels, many having spent the day drinking before the European Cup final. At around 7pm local time, about an hour before the scheduled kickoff, the trouble started.
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Fans from both sides were involved in clashes
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Fans had been chanting, waving flags and letting off fireworks, but the atmosphere became more violent and a thin line of police was unable to prevent a contingent of Liverpool followers from stampeding towards rival fans. A retaining wall separating the Liverpool followers from Juventus supporters in sector 'Z' collapsed under the pressure and many were crushed or trampled when panicking Juventus fans tried to escape. Thirty-nine Italian and Belgian fans died and hundreds were injured. English banned The game eventually went ahead late, despite objections from both managers, and Juventus won the match 1-0 from a second half penalty. Some Liverpool fans claimed that Juventus supporters precipitated the violence by hurling stones and other missiles.
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Heysel was almost certainly going to happen because no one, anywhere, seemed capable of stopping the violence
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| Liverpool fan Gerald McKinley
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Others have blamed poor organisation and lack of crowd control by the Belgian authorities, saying that there were insufficient police inside the stadium to prevent fans from clashing. UEFA acted swiftly to ban all English clubs indefinitely from participating in any of the three European competitions in the wake of the tragedy. This restriction was gradually lifted five years later. The Heysel stadium itself has changed beyond recognition since the disaster. The old venue, built in 1930, was demolished after the disaster and replaced by the all-seater Stade Roi Baudouin, which has never been used to stage club football. 'Runaway train' No plaque commemorates the 1985 horror, and the only reminder of that time is a reconditioned gateway near the main entrance, the last remnant of the original stadium. Gerald McKinley, a Liverpool fan who was at Heysel but not involved in the rioting, said: "Heysel was almost certainly going to happen because no one, anywhere, seemed capable of stopping the violence. "There was trouble at almost every game, at home and abroad and not just involving English teams. It was like trying to stop a runaway train. "It had to stop somehow and since Heysel, there have been far fewer incidents. But what a tragic loss of life."
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WIKI http://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-cn/%E5%B8%8C%E7%B4%A0%E7%90%83%E5%A0%B4%E6%85%98%E5%8A%87
事件
希素球场惨剧的发生原因并没有纳入正式的官方调查，但事件的发生过程仍是相当明确清晰的。
1985年5月29日，大约六万名球迷蜂拥而至希素球场观看赛事，而部份球迷更带着满身酒气进场。
在距离原定比赛开始时间还有半小时，在利物浦球迷区的醉酒球迷开始闹事，有些还在纵火，防暴警察冲入欲制止他们，有些球迷为逃避追捕，爬上了一幅用来隔开双方球迷的围栏上，结果围栏不胜负荷，整幅榻向尤文图斯球迷区，事件最后酿成三十九名意大利及比利时球迷死亡，百多人受伤。
赛事并未因惨剧而遭腰斩，之后如常举行，结果尤文图斯凭柏天尼罚入一个有争议的点球令利物浦以零比一饮恨。
[编辑] 后果由于惨剧的影响，英国足总为了舒缓欧洲足协的严峻处罚而先发制人，无限期禁止利物浦参与欧洲赛事，禁令后来降至十年，最终为六年；亦同时禁止其他英国球队参加欧洲赛事五年。
希素球场此后进行了全面改建，现时已改称为帝王球场（King Baudouin Stadium）。
欧洲足协无限期禁止英格兰球会参加所有欧洲赛事、其后禁令缩减至5年，而利物浦则被判禁赛多3年。
惨剧亦被称为“欧洲足协比赛史上最黑暗的一小时”。[1]
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