FC Bayern and Celtic Hold Moment of Silence for Munich Attack Victims

The Champions League match included tributes to honor two lives lost and dozens injured in a recent attack during a demonstration.

A moment of silence was observed before the Champions League playoff match between FC Bayern Munich and Celtic Glasgow to honor victims of a recent attack in Munich.
FC Bayern players wore black armbands, and a banner in the Südkurve read, 'Deeply shocked in mourning and against societal division.'
The attack involved a 24-year-old Afghan man driving a car into a Verdi union demonstration, resulting in two deaths and at least 37 injuries.
The victims included a two-year-old girl and her 37-year-old mother, who succumbed to their injuries in the hospital days after the incident.
The tribute took place in front of 75,000 attendees, with fans rising to their feet in solidarity during the moment of silence.