LASK announces it will hold a minute’s silence for a Celtic supporter who dies after falling ill during last week’s first leg of the Champions League play-off in Glasgow. The tribute is planned ahead of the club’s next match, with both outlets reporting the fan died following the incident at Parkhead.
BBC Football reports the supporter is 65 years old and that he takes ill during the match. The Daily Record describes the tribute as being planned for a “Hoops” fan who dies after becoming ill at Parkhead during the tie. Both accounts link the death to the same first-leg fixture and present the silence as a mark of respect ahead of LASK’s subsequent game.
