German police chief urges England fans to refrain from singing 'Ten German Bombers' chant

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Country in Southeast Europe England

country in north-west Europe, part of the United Kingdom

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England fans were warned by a German police chief not to chant 'Ten German Bombers' during a friendly match.
The chant was heard during the match against Bosnia and Herzegovina at St James's Park, leading to the plea.
The police chief has requested the fans to show respect and avoid repeating the provocative chant.

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England football fans were asked by a German police chief not to sing a chant called "Ten German Bombers" during the upcoming European Championship. The police chief, Peter Both, wants fans to avoid using this chant during the Euros, which start on 14 June in Germany. Some fans think this chant is disrespectful and should not be sung. Others believe it's okay to sing it in Germany. Mr. Both advised fans to be respectful and not use the chant. He reminded everyone that England and Germany have been allies for many years. He also warned that making a Nazi salute in Germany is against the law and can lead to arrest.

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