Amed SF and Beşiktaş Match Ceremony and Pre-Match Developments

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

During the ceremony of the Amed SF-Beşiktaş match played in Diyarbakır, the National Anthem was sung without incident, fans organized a choreography, and Vlahovic drew attention.

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During the eagerly awaited ceremony prior to the match between Amed SF and Beşiktaş held in Diyarbakır, the National Anthem was sung without any sound of protest rising from the stands, and the ceremony concluded without incident.

Ceremony Process and Attitude of the Stands

The match played in Diyarbakır drew attention not only with the competition on the pitch but also with the pre-match ceremony.

Before the match, while the National Anthem was being played, no whistles or protests were heard from the stands.

Amed SF fans did not engage in any protests during the part where the National Anthem was sung, and the ceremony was completed without incident.

Anticipated Tension Did Not Occur

Due to discussions that occasionally came to the agenda regarding negative attitudes towards the National Anthem in matches in Diyarbakır, the attitude of the stands was followed with curiosity.

Assessments had also been made beforehand that tensions could occur between the two teams and in the stands.

However, the worrisome images feared at the start of the match did not emerge, and the fixture began without any negativity.

Interest Shown in the Footballer

On the other hand, Beşiktaş player Vlahovic received great interest in Diyarbakır and caught the attention of the fans.

The Serbian footballer listened to music on the pitch for a long time before the Amed match and closely observed the stands.

Beşiktaş players also greeted the stands in this manner prior to the Amed match.

Em Hatın Choreography

Amedspor fans carried out a choreography work titled "Em hatın", meaning "We are coming", before the Beşiktaş match.

The Diyarbakır stands opted for Kurdish in the language of choreography.