Facebook posts with thousands of views falsely say this footage shows a fire at the Qatar World Cup It was actually filmed in 2018, when fans at a match in Hamburg, Germany set off fireworks after the club was relegated
The video title reads:"Hamburger SV - Borussia Mönchengladbach | Pyro-Riot & Game Interruption | 12.05.2018."
The description reads:"After 55 years in the 1. Bundesliga the dinosaur of the German football goes down to the 2. Bundesliga".from the Bundesliga league for the first time in its history in 2018, as a win over Borussia Moenchengladbach proved too little too late. The six-time German champions are the only team to have played in every single Bundesliga season since the league's inauguration in 1963, earning them the nickname"dinosaur".
A proud run of 55 season in Germany's top flight came to an ugly end, as Hamburg fans set off a flurry of fireworks, releasing a cloud of black smoke across the Volksparkstadion, forcing play to be suspended just minutes from time. The footage circulating in false posts about Qatar corresponds to the YouTube video about Hamburg's relegation in the Bundesliga in 2018 .
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