A match in the Eredivisie was postponed last night following fan disturbances.

In the second half, Heracles Almelo and FC Groningen were locked in a 1-1 draw.

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Due to the violent outbreak in the crowd, referee Rob Dieperink was forced to stop the match.

Footage shared online showed hooded individuals in the away section clashing with local supporters.

Additional clips revealed fans attempting to break panels beneath them.

Heartbreaking images captured children in tears amidst the turmoil.

Reports indicate that a Groningen supporter fell from the upper tier.

Sources from the Netherlands suggest the individual was conscious upon being transported to a medical facility.

Heracles General Manager Rob Tuessen commented to ESPN, “We are unable to continue the match due to a disruption of public order.”

Luka Kulenovic had given the home side the lead in the 20th minute.

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Romano Postema converted a penalty just five minutes into the second half to level the scores.

Groningen found themselves down a man shortly after the hour mark, with Marco Rente receiving a red card.

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The future of the match remains uncertain regarding whether it will be resumed or replayed entirely.

A brief statement from Heracles stated: “Dear supporters,

“We sincerely regret the incidents that occurred in the away section on Saturday night during the match between Heracles Almelo and FC Groningen, which led to the complete abandonment of the game.

“Should you wish to get in touch with the club regarding this situation, please email info@heracles.nl with your name and contact number.

“We will share further information as it becomes available.”

No official statement has been released by Groningen on their website.

However, a tweet from their official account stated: “The match has been officially halted.

“More information will be provided concerning the future of this game.”

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