More than 50 Liverpool fans were injured in car crash, James condemned the perpetrator

As the Premier League champion of England this season, Liverpool Club won the championship trophy after the final round of the match last weekend. According to foreign media reports, on the afternoon of the 26th local time, tens of thousands of fans walked onto the streets of Liverpool to celebrate the team's championship. However, a British man drove to the crowd of fans. It is reported that the incident caused more than 50 injuries, and 11 people are still receiving treatment in the hospital.

Liverpool has performed well in the Premier League this season and won the championship four rounds ahead of schedule. This is the 20th domestic top league champion in his team history, tied for first place with Manchester United. This was originally a festival for fans, but the above accident occurred during the celebration. After the incident, the British man driving was detained by police at the scene. According to reports, the police said on the 27th local time that the 53-year-old suspect was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and drug driving. So far, the police have not disclosed the name of the arrested man, nor have they released more information about the cause of the incident, but the police initially determined that the incident was an "isolated incident" and had nothing to do with terrorism.

This incident attracted widespread attention from British society. King Charles III of the UK and Queen Camilla, who are visiting Canada, issued a statement on the 27th saying that they are "deeply shocked and sad" about the matter and wish all the injured to recover as soon as possible.

British Prime Minister Stamer posted on social media that the incident was shocking, "My heart is with all those injured or affected," and said he was paying close attention to the progress of the incident.

Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotherham said that Liverpool's Premier League win was "absolutely worth celebrating" but was "eclipsed" by the incident. He called on the public to avoid speculation while police continue to investigate.

Liverpool Football Club said through social media: "Our heart is with those affected by this serious incident." Team celebrity Kenny Dalglish also posted a message to the injured, "Our team song has never been more appropriate as it is, "You 'llNever Walk Alone". The Liverpool family will always support you." In addition, a group of meritorious figures from the club, including former coach Klopp, former captain Gerrard, current captain Van Dijk, etc., expressed their support for the injured.

FIFA President Infantino also expressed his “prayer and condolences” to all those affected in the incident. NBA star LeBron James, who owns a small stake in Liverpool Club, posted a message to condemn the perpetrators' behavior and expressed his sympathy for the fans.