Chapecoense, the Brazilian football club, returns to the Colombian site of the 2016 crash to take part in a tribute for the 71 people who die. The plane carrying the team runs out of fuel and crashes, and the club marks the decade since the disaster.
According to reports, the club’s visit includes attending a memorial event with players and other participants. The trip also coincides with Chapecoense’s sporting schedule in Colombia: the team takes part in a friendly against Atletico Nacional on Saturday. Coverage describes the crash as one of football’s worst tragedies, focusing on the commemoration rather than new investigative details.
