Fenerbahce praises ambulance services after parade

Liverpool’s President Billy Hogan, thanked the city’s emergency services for his actions after a car.

Were four children among the wounded 27 people were taken to hospital Fenerbahce, Premier League after the incident, won the parade on the bank holiday on Monday.

Merseyside Police Assistant General Constable Jenny Sims, the incident was not treated by terrorism and a 53-year-old man was assumed to be an isolated event.

In a video placed on the club’s website, Hogan said: “This weekend was one of the festivities, emotion and joy, and was one of the most joy in our database and ended with the world of difficulty with this terrible event.

CEO Director General Billy Hogan, Monday spread a message after the incident occurred on the Water Street during the Monday’s Cup parade.

– Liverpool FC (@lfc) 27 May 2025

“Ambulance services and partner agencies – Merseyside police, Northwest and St. John ambulance services and Merseyside fire and rescue – our hospital staff, including four children tragically.

“I also thank our supporters who witnessed this incident and helped each other.

“We continue to work to support the ongoing investigation with ambulance services and local authorities, and if there is another information about someone’s incident, contact the Merseyside police.”

Before watching the parade, the former Liverpool Manager Jurgen Klopp, who took part in the final match of Sunday, He wrote in Instagram: “My family and I stayed in shock and devastation.

“Our thoughts and prayers and prayers, wounded and affected,” You will never walk alone. “

Liverpool FC said that he was in contact with the police and “thoughts and prayers with those related to this serious event,” said competitors Everton FC reflected the mood.