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Pro-Nazi chants before Hajduk Split-Ajax UEFA Europa League match slammed

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Briefings

A UEFA Europa League match between Croatian club Hajduk Split and Dutch Ajax was held on Thursday, 2026. Evidence indicates that pre-World War II regime chants were heard before the game, though the specific match context and the nature of these chants remain unverified. The source provides no details on the match outcome, player involvement, or the exact timing of the chants relative to the game's start.

Key points

• Hajduk Split hosted Ajax in a UEFA Europa League match on Thursday, 2026.
• Chants for pre-World War II regime were reportedly heard before the game.

Context

The match took place in Croatia, with the specific date of the game being Thursday, 2026. The source confirms the existence of pre-war regime chants but does not specify if they were present during the actual match or if the game was cancelled due to the chants.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the report of chants being heard before the game. It does not confirm whether the chants occurred during the match, if the game was cancelled, or if the chants were directed at the players or the match itself. The specific match details, such as the score or the players involved, are not provided.

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