SHOCKING scenes were seen in the stands of Bayern Munich’s clash with Borussia Dortmund as fans brawled in their seats before police rushed in with BATONS.
Der Klassiker had started out with captain showing off the to his home crowd for the first time since winning it on Monday in London.
A thrilling game of was also played out at the Allianz Arena, with both and unable to be separated after scoring two goals each and
However, what should have been a celebration of German league football between two of its best clubs, including the best player in the world, turned sour as the rivalry turned violent.
In a video from the game shared to social media and viewed over 870,000 times at the time of writing, two yobs – one in a yellow shirt and black and white scarf and another in a black jacket, blue jeans and a red and white hat – were seen holding on to one another after falling over the seats in front of them.
The man in yellow, seemingly a fan of the visiting team, clambers to his feet before raining hammer blows down on the other man, who was still head-first over the seats.
then waded into the confrontation, pushing the scrappers apart.
The two officers were seen pushing the man in yellow away as the other got up, with one of them brandishing a baton before they grab and arrest him without further violence.
The altercation happened with the backdrop of the video showing the home crowd waving their scarves in the air and the Bavarians’ goal music playing.
Fans nearby were seen trying to move away to not get involved in the fighting.
The fan in yellow was proudly displaying his colours in the home end, which could have been part of what instigated the fight.
Many games see fans of rival teams sitting side by side peacefully.
However, for high-profile games, typically like Bayern v Dortmund, such mixing is avoided as a preventative measure.
Stadium bans are commonly dished out for who start fights.
The draw leaves the two clubs square on points at the top of the German league table, with Kane and Co. only ahead on goal difference.
