Hamburg's Bundesliga 2 match against Hannover is temporarily suspended after away fans chain locks to goalposts and display unsavoury banners in protest against Hannover's owners

Hamburg's Bundesliga 2 defeat against Hannover was temporarily suspended at half-time amid crowd trouble among away fans at the Volksparkstadion. Amid the crowd trouble, Hannover goalkeeper Ron-Robert Zieler was Hamburg's Bundesliga 2 match against Hannover was temporarily suspended after away supporters held up a banner of their owner in a crosshair Fans had also attached several locks to the goal posts inside the stadium in protest The players have been removed from the pitch as the Hannover fans have unveiled a banner with Martin Kind's face in crosshairs and refuse to take it down. pic.twitter.com/dsgGy1ekZZ — HSV News English February 9, 2024 The players have been removed from the pitch as the Hannover fans have unveiled a banner with Martin Kind's face in crosshairs and refuse to take it down. @SeberEmrah @gokhancace pic.twitter.com/yVmPI7kkkS — Balkan Futbolu February 9, 2024 Grounds staff stepped onto the pitch to remove the locks that had been attached to the goals It comes amid widespread protests over the DFL's proposals to sell a minority stake in the media rights for the Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2 Even without the temporary suspension, Hamburg and Hannover played out an eventful game that had seven goals and a red card and an own goal.