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Social media is abuzz with new footage of a clash between Bad Blue Boys and Torcida in the parking lot of Franjo Tuđman Airport, while police conduct a criminal investigation.

After the dispute with Varaždin over ticket prices, the new season brings a new potential controversy. Hajduk visits Velika Gorica on Sunday, and the away fan ticket price is higher than the usual agreement.

Tickets for the away section at the Gorica - Hajduk match cost 15 euros. After the incident in Varaždin, where away fans called for a boycott over the 18-euro price and then set fire to seats, the question arises whether a similar situation will repeat in Velika Gorica.

Hajduk's Management Board President Ivan Bilić acknowledged the justified discontent after the draw with Istra, announced the arrival of several players, and called for unity ahead of the return leg against Žalgiris.

Hajduk squandered a win against Istra 1961 in the 95th minute (2:2), and furious fans directly demanded the departure of the club's management and president Ivan Bilić for the first time in nearly a decade.

The Center for Peace, the Anti-Fascist League, and Documenta have asked the Ministry of the Interior, the State Attorney's Office, and the Ombudswoman to urgently prosecute participants in the parade who used Ustasha symbols and incited violence.

From humble beginnings at the 1950 World Cup to a global phenomenon, the story of Torcida is intertwined with the history of Hajduk, the city, and the entire region.

A convincing 5-2 win in Lithuania warmed the hearts of Torcida, with special praise for Šotiček, who is being compared to Perišić.

Tomislav Čolak claims Knin is half-empty during the morning hours of the Operation Storm anniversary, with the real atmosphere created only by fans and a guest from Hong Kong.

On this day 31 years ago, something that is still hard to imagine today happened at Dinara Stadium, a friendly match between Bad Blue Boys and Torcida in front of a thousand people.

Social media footage shows Hajduk fans fighting with local residents ahead of the Žalgiris match. The incident follows the burning of seats in Varaždin.

The fan group calls for a gathering at 6 PM in front of the 'Andrija Matijaš Pauk' barracks, with special T-shirts featuring a reprint of Slobodna Dalmacija's historic front page from 1995 on sale.

The Split club sent a powerful message at exactly midnight, and the fan group called for a march in honor of the Oluja anniversary.

Around fifty plastic seats were burned during the match against Hajduk, despite a large number of police and security guards. The mayor demands urgent changes to safety rules.

Long-time top-flight coach and HNS Academy lecturer Rajko Magić spoke about the Split club's performances at the start of the season.

A poor start to the season, a clash with Livaja, and growing fan discontent have put Hajduk's coach under immense pressure. The banner on the training pitch is a clear message from part of Torcida.