Several buses in the bus station were burned (web screenshot)
International Online Special Report: According to reports from Brazil's "Sao Paulo Page" and Argentina Infobae website, on the evening of July 8th local time, when the Brazilian national team was eliminated by the German team with a score of 1-7, Brazilian fans could not hide their sadness and dissatisfaction. After the game, more than 20 buses in two bus stops in São Paulo, the host of the game, were lit, and a commercial building was burned, and some fans even burned the Brazilian flag to vent their anger.
It is reported that at around 7:20 that night, 20 buses in a bus station in downtown Sao Paulo were lit, 19 buses were completely burned, and some of the bus bodies were burned.
Then, a fire broke out in a warehouse in the city, and the container outside the warehouse was ignited by gasoline. At around 10 o'clock in the evening, thick smoke began to emerge from another bus stop in the city, and the number of buses were burned.
Bus in the bus stop were burned (web screenshot)
Local time on July 8, 2014, Belo Horizonte Minerang Stadium, 2014 Brazil World Cup semi-finals, Brazil 1-7 Germany. The depressed Brazilian fans had nowhere to vent their anger after the game, so they burned a bus and then clashed with the police that followed. Image source: Carlos Villalba Racines/Oriental IC
Angry fans were dissatisfied with the result of the game. Burn Brazilian flag (web screenshot)
Local time on July 8, 2014, Belo Horizonte Minerang Stadium, 2014 Brazil World Cup semi-finals, Brazil 1-7 Germany. The depressed Brazilian fans after the game had nowhere to vent their anger, and they chose to step on the national flag to express their dissatisfaction. Image source: Niklas Larsson / Bildbyr / Oriental IC
A fire broke out in a warehouse in the city, and the container outside the warehouse was ignited by gasoline (web screenshot)
After the competition, a conflict between police and civilians occurred in the city (web screenshot)
