Although Guangzhou Evergrande 2065438+2007 defeated Hong Kong Oriental 6-0 away in the AFC Champions League group match on the evening of April 25th, it returned to the first place in the group. However, Evergrande encountered some troubles outside the venue.

Due to well-known reasons in recent years, some fans of Guangzhou Evergrande played political slogans and slogans in the stadium, which has attracted the attention of the AFC.

An AFC official revealed: "After the competition director submits the competition report, the AFC will evaluate the behavior of a small group of Guangzhou Evergrande fans." The AFC will get the match report on April 26th, and will announce the investigation results of this matter in the near future.

The China Hong Kong Football Association said: "This slogan should not appear on the court. We don't know how the banner was brought into the stadium through security inspection, and we will investigate it. "

A few hours before the start of the game, the Hong Kong Football Association urgently increased the number of seats in the visiting fan area from 350 to 700, and sent additional security forces to separate the home fan area from the visiting fan area. After some Evergrande fans played political slogans, the fans next door tried to fight back, but they were quickly stopped by the game security.

After the game, Evergrande coach luiz felipe scolari and Oriental coach Chen Wanting both said they didn't see the relevant political slogans.

Coincidentally, on the evening of April 25th, in another match of AFC Champions Evergrande Group: the match between Shui Yuan's Samsung and Kawasaki striker, some Japanese fans publicly displayed the military flag used during the Japanese Empire. Although the flag was quickly confiscated and the fans who showed it were escorted out of the stadium, Samsung of Shui Yuan still lodged a written protest with the AFC. Like Evergrande, Kawasaki striker is also facing the investigation and punishment of AFC.