In the tenth week of the regular season, the Green Bay Packers challenged the Minnesota Vikings away, but the Hubert Hemfrey Metropolitan indoor court riots ended with the league warning the Minnesota Vikings and fined them.

In the first game of the playoffs, the Green Bay Packers went away to play against the Minnesota Vikings again. The two sides will start a life-and-death battle to compete for a divisional match. There was another riot at the Metropolitan indoor court, and the chaos further escalated.

The Minnesota Vikings fans ignited the Green Bay Packers' jerseys and support scarves in an area with relatively weak security, and provoked the Green Bay Packers who were present, but the joint damage disrupted the harmony of the scene.

Green Bay Packers fans rolled up their sleeves in anger and went forward to confront each other. The Minnesota Vikings, who were provoking, collided head-on without showing any weakness. The burning flames completely ignited the rationality of the fans on both sides. The red flames reflected their faces and eyes, and they all turned red.

Then, screams, shouts, and help were intertwined in chaos, and the other innocent Minnesota Viking fans at the scene were completely disorganized. They tried to stop the situation at the scene, but retreated because of the indiscriminate attack fire jerseys, and the crowd lost order.

The bustling crowd quickly spread the panic and the scene was out of control for a while.

Even though the Minnesota Vikings were ready for the home court, they still did not expect this to happen. This might make Hubert Hemfry Metropolitan Indoor Stadium go down in the history of the league in an unpleasant way. The team's senior management was furious and ordered the scene to be controlled immediately.

The security personnel on the scene immediately dispatched and tried their best to quickly control the scene. Fortunately, burning the jersey and the support scarf did not become a collective action. After the panic crowd at the scene was evacuated, the scene was quickly controlled and no more situations occurred.

In the end, an ambulance was dispatched. Three fans were burned, eight fans were faced with stepping or abrasions, and seven fans were slightly injured due to fighting. A total of eighteen fans were taken to the hospital by ambulance for treatment, without serious injuries or even more terrible situations.

There are only two of them, and the others are home fans of the Minnesota Vikings.

despite this!

The Minnesota Vikings management is still furious - such a fan accident occurred at home, which is something the league cannot tolerate. They have repeatedly emphasized that fans need to remain calm, but the fans still lost their minds, which is really heartbreaking.

Sure enough, after Roger Goodell learned the news, he immediately set up an investigation team to comprehensively investigate the home riots of the Minnesota Vikings. Rumors, Goodell rarely lost his composure and sweared in the conference room. This is not surprising.

On the one hand, Goodell is indeed zero tolerance for the safety hazards of stadium order. He tried his best to avoid the external public relations image of rugby being directly equated with "violence", which is very unfavorable for the commercial promotion of rugby around the world. After all, rugby is not boxing.

On the other hand, Goodell is worried that journalists or other fans will be willing to sow discord and bring the Minnesota Vikings' actions toward Lu Yiqi. Once things are linked to race, it will be even more difficult, especially since Lu Yiqi is now the only Asian coach in the league, which is even worse - the more vulnerable the group is, in such a dilemma, the easier it is to stimulate the desire for protection of the general public. This is the law of conservation of energy.

After the game, in less than three days, the league immediately announced the investigation results and gave the Minnesota Vikings a heavy punishment-

First, a fine of $100,000 is imposed, followed by a ban on watching the game at home next season, and it needs to be supervised by the official league inspector.

This is the punishment result after Goodel restrains and restrains, but it is still the most severe ticket for NFL to host the home venue in 20 years.

Compared with football and basketball, football fans are much more honest in making trouble. Similar violent incidents are not common. This is also the consensus reached by the league official and the team boss. Because "violence" off the court is not conducive to commercial promotion, no one will be unable to get along with money. This time, the Minnesota Vikings did not change their lessons, which was indeed a public anger. No one pleaded for them, and Goodell's decisive punishment was not hindered.

The incident just happened, and Fox TV received the news immediately. They also clearly understood that similar things were zero tolerance, so they also expressed a firm position in the live broadcast. However, the live broadcast was ultimately a live broadcast, not a news program, so Buck and Eckman did not formally discuss it in depth.

Avoid inducing war.

More importantly, to avoid shifting focus, Fox TV still hopes that the audience's attention will remain on the game, which is the focus of tonight.

"We are all looking forward to a wonderful showdown, but we also hope that things on the court will be resolved on the court and don't go beyond the line."

Buck also made a brief summary in one sentence, without further discussion, and then changed the topic, "From the situation before the game, we can smell the smell of gunpowder now. Obviously, both teams hope to advance to the next round. At the same time, for the two head coaches, this game seems to have special significance. Troy, what do you think?"

"Ha, the only thing I can say is that the opponents in the same area are indeed different, so for the two coaches, this game is even more different." Aikman said with a smile.

But Buck chuckled and joked, "Troy, I think you can't seem to be able to keep an objective view of one of the coaches."

"Haha, the misunderstanding is definitely a misunderstanding." Eckman laughed happily-

The Dallas Cowboys and the Philadelphia Eagles are the mortal enemies in the same area. At the end of Eckman's career, Lu Yiqi was internship with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Eckman continued, "On the contrary, I admire Coach Archie very much. I mean, I admire both coaches, both of whom have a clear mind, they all know what their goals are and move towards them unswervingly. So, I admire their perseverance and belief."

"Are you sure?" Buck joked again, but this time he didn't dig further, and then said, "It can be seen from the pre-match press conference that the two coaches are familiar with each other and know how they should defeat their opponents; and, to be sure, they are absolutely not short of sparks."

"Indeed." Eckman nodded meaningfully, "We can be 100% sure of this."
Chapter completed!