Crowd Trouble Halts Fenerbahce-Anderlecht Europa League Match

The UEFA Europa League match between Anderlecht and Fenerbahce was temporarily suspended for 15 minutes on Thursday due to crowd trouble after Fenerbahce's Youssef En-Nesyri scored in the fourth minute. The match was halted following a significant brawl in the stands, prompting players to leave the pitch while spectators were warned about their behavior. Riot police were deployed to restore order, and the game resumed once the situation was contained. Ultimately, the match ended in a 2-2 draw, allowing Fenerbahce to advance with a 4-2 aggregate victory after winning the first leg 3-0. Security issues were cited by UEFA as the reason for the suspension, and Fenerbahce's goalkeeper was briefly treated for injuries caused by objects thrown by Anderlecht fans. Following the incident, Fenerbahce is set to face either Rangers or Olympiacos in the next round of the tournament.