A somber atmosphere enveloped the club affected by the plane crash.
Hundreds of fans flocked to Chapecoense's stadium to offer condolences and await news from the accident in Colombia.
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| Chapecoense fans gathered outside the club's Arena Conda stadium to offer their condolences after hearing the tragic news. |
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| On November 28th, local time, the plane carrying the team to Colombia crashed near the city of Medellin. 75 of the 81 people on board were killed. |
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| Fans embraced each other in tears amidst a somber atmosphere. The Brazilian president declared three days of national mourning. |
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| Four of the six players are among those who survived and are receiving medical treatment. |
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| Three players were lucky to survive because they didn't have to board the plane for various reasons, ranging from injuries to forgetting their passports. All three sat in the locker room with stunned expressions. |
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| The entire Chapecoense team posed for a photo before boarding the tragic flight. Eighteen of the 22 players on board perished, not to mention the coaching staff and other members of the club. |
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| Chapecoense suffered a setback while traveling to Colombia to play the first leg of the Copa Sundamericana final, the European equivalent of the Europa League. |
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| The plane was wrecked when it crashed in Colombia at 10:15 p.m. local time on November 28 (3:15 a.m. GMT on November 29). The crew reported an emergency at 10:00 p.m. due to an "electrical malfunction," suspected to be caused by running out of fuel. |
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| The Chapecoense club logo is among the wreckage from the plane. |
According to VNE
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