There’s no similar feeling to watching a football game live at the stadium. Excitement, passion, tension, fear, and utmost joy are just some of the things people experience while following their favourite team. However, what should fans do when a game is dull? They need to find some way of killing time.STARS ABROAD: Harambee Stars duo register draws in Denmark and PolandWell, at the Danish Superliga clash between FC Nordsjaelland and AGF Aarhus, certain fans came up with a pretty unique idea – snowball fight! However, even though people just wanted to have some fun, remember their childhood days, and throw a snowball or two, both clubs were financially fined.FC Nordsjælland and AGF have received a €670 fine each over a snowball fight during their game in November.A total of FOUR snowballs were thrown. ❄️😂 pic.twitter.com/ano8UEUjY5— Danish Scout (@DanishScout_) December 5, 2024 Precisely, according to the Danish Football Association (DBU), four snowballs were thrown – two on each side – and Nordsjaelland and AGF were obliged to pay 5,000 Danish kroner (€670) in total. As per the DBU’s disciplinary body, the fans “violated safety and order at the stadium” by throwing objects towards and onto the pitch. Luckily, the snowballs did not cause any damage or strike any individuals – otherwise, the fines would have been much harsher.##NAJAVA_MECA_8547354##If anyone cares, Nordsjaelland won the game 1-0, netting in added time after missing a penalty twenty minutes earlier. Hence, the crowd ultimately got some excitement, while the home fans could, apart from winter games, enjoy their team’s victory as well.
