Thursday, August 11, 2016
Turkey lifts ban on away games for supporters after failed coup attempt (Reuters)
Turkey has lifted a near five-year ban on supporters of some prominent soccer clubs attending away games, the head of the soccer club association said on Thursday, a move designed to reflect a spirit of unity after last month's failed coup. A group of rogue soldiers attempted to overthrow the government on July 15, commandeering tanks, helicopters and warplanes, but the putsch failed when thousands of Turks responded to calls of support from President Tayyip Erdogan and took the streets. Erdogan has called for unity among Turks.
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