Another week National Football League In pre-season football, there was another quarrel with the audience in the stands. Last week was in Los Angeles, and Saturday night was in Pittsburgh.
A video shot at Heinz Stadium on Saturday night captured an argument between a white woman and a black man. The video did not show what caused the argument, but the woman looked more angry and cursed the man.
“You can get out,” the woman shouted, pointing to the exit row. Then she leaned back with her right hand and slapped him hard.
Just when he seemed to be about to beat her, he held back. Then a male friend of the woman joined the fight and was punched twice by the black man. The white man then collapsed on the seat, and the woman rushed towards the man again.
This is the video Twitter By Sunday afternoon, there had been 41,000 retweets, 33,000 quoted tweets and 209,000 likes.
Stadium security personnel came to disperse the situation, while someone in the background shouted: “She hit him first.” The video stopped at that time, and there were no reports of anyone being expelled from the stadium.
Pittsburgh defeated the Detroit Lions 26-20 on Saturday, raising the score to 3-0 in the preseason. Detroit fell to 0-2.
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This is the week after a fight between the Los Angeles Chargers and the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium.
In those stands, a man wearing a No. 99 Rams T-shirt yelled with other men. Most of them were also wearing Rams gear and some were wearing Lightning jerseys.
The man turned around and saw a woman throwing a drink at him. The drink hit his back, and the liquid splashed everywhere. The man in the 99 shirt then turned and waved frantically at the three men. When four men hit him with their fists, the man was finally suppressed.
This is the video of the game where the Chargers won 13-6.
Like the Pittsburgh video, there is no sign of what is brewing to start the battle in Los Angeles.
The NFL only has three weekends of preseason games in 2021 because they added an extra regular season for each team. Due to COVID-19, there will be no pre-season games in 2020. Last year due to the virus, fans were not allowed to enter some stadiums.
This year, all NFL stadiums will allow fans to enter, and some of them need to get a vaccination card or prove that a recent COVID test is negative to enter the stadium.
On Sunday night, the Chargers will face the San Francisco 49ers at SoFi Stadium. On Monday night, the Jacksonville Jaguars will visit the New Orleans Saints.
The NFL regular season will begin on Thursday, September 9, and the Dallas Cowboys will visit the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
