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FC Hansa Rostock has had problems with right-wing extremist fans and regular violent riots for years, for example at the home game against Dynamo Dresden in 2025.
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Right-wing extremism among football fans Hansa Rostock distances itself from hooligans after swastika photo
FC Hansa Rostock supporters are said to have posed with a swastika flag during an away trip to England. The third division team has called in the police and is investigating the hooligans' connections to the club.
September 5, 2026, 5:06 a.m
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FC Hansa Rostock will issue stadium bans against the hooligans involved.
Likely · Within weeks
The Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania State Security Service will initiate an investigation against the hooligans for using unconstitutional symbols.
Very likely · Within days
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