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Fans in Bosnia put Toys for the Children of Turkey and Syria onto the Field

Published: March 5, 2023
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During yesterday’s match against Borac at the Rodjeni stadium, during the halftime break, Velez fans threw toys for the children of Turkey and Syria onto the field.

FK Velez, in cooperation with the Pomozi.ba Association, organized the collection of toys for the children of Turkey and Syria, and the footage from Mostar reminded of the recent scenes from the Besiktas match, whose fans similarly supported the humanitarian action.

The fans of Velez took the toys to the match with Borac, and at halftime, after the announcer called them, they started throwing the toys onto the field en masse.

After that, volunteers of Pomozi.ba collected toys, and yesterday the fans of Zeljeznicar carried out a similar action at the match in Grbavica against Sloboda.

Namely, Velez won the big derby against Borac with a score of 1:0, Klix.ba reports.

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