Brondby hand lifetime ban to fan who nearly killed disabled spectator in derby

[p]In Thursday's derby between [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/brondby/67R5vKqt/"]Brondby[/a] and [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/fc-copenhagen/hSPZwbEh/"]FC Copenhagen[/a], three fans of the home team pulled Mille Manstrup's breathing tube because she had a small sticker sitting on her wheelchair showing that she supported FCK.[/p][p]On Sunday, Brondby announced that a person "who is behind the act" has been handed a lifetime ban. "As for the others involved in the incident, the club is awaiting a police investigation.[/p][p][b]"It is a deeply shocking and undignified case, which is completely incompatible with all norms and rules, whether in a stadium or in society in general. After a thorough review of the case, it is therefore very simple. Such blunt and reckless behavior results in a ban for life from Brondby Stadium,"[/b] says Communications Director Soren Hanghoj.[/p][embed guid="4f615dcc-b37b-4d4f-8714-157c28fe1d55" url="https://x.com/BjornRoh_1/status/2058261546485080273" social-type="twitter" /][p]The three men have also been reported to the police. The lifetime ban comes as a result of the fact that FCK fan Mille Manstrup, who suffers from muscular dystrophy, was suddenly gasping for breath in the family stand at Brondby Stadium on Thursday evening.[/p][p]Three Brondby fans had shortly before pulled the hose from her respirator, which could have had fatal consequences for her.[/p][p][b]"They said that if they were short of air, they could just take mine,"[/b] the 26-year-old told BT.dk shortly after the terrifying experience on Thursday evening.[/p][p]FC Copenhagen won the match 3-1 after extra time to seal a ticket for the qualifying phase of the Conference League. [/p]