The 46-year-old coach was furious that some supporters
launched smoke bombs, flares and missiles during the 3-1 victory over rivals
Schalke
Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp has condemned the
shameful actions carried out by a small group of the club's fans during the
Revierderby on Saturday.
Despite Dortmund beating local rivals Schalke 3-1, the
victory was over shadowed by the behaviour of some fans that launched smoke
bombs, flares and missiles which caused delays.
Klopp, 46, took to a post-match press conference to
condemn the display his side's supporters had shown.
"In a moment you are ashamed of these images,"
he said to RuhrNachrichten.
Dortmund goalkeeper Roman Weidenfieler acknowledged that
the match had been an emotional and fiery affair but that the aggressive
behaviour from fans was not warranted.
"I'm not afraid of our fans," he said after the
game.
"Emotions belong to the derby but the aggression has
got to go. I call on our fans to behave next time."
Despite the scenes during Saturday's match, Dortmund
remain in second place on 25 points, level with Bayer Leverkusen, who won 2-1
against Augsburg, and are a point adrift of league leaders Bayern Munich after
their 3-2 win over Hertha Berlin.
Culled from Goal
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