A disgraceful incident during the Europa League match between Go Ahead Eagles and Stuttgart sparked widespread outrage after striker Viktor Edvardsen mocked the nose of German midfielder Angelo Stiller, who was born with a cleft lip and underwent corrective surgeries in his childhood.

The clip described as direct bullying on live air sparked a wave of criticism both inside and outside the stadium.

The incident occurred during a moment of contact between the players. While Stuttgart was leading 3-0, Edvársson mockingly imitated Stiller's nose, which sparked tension on the field and led to an altercation between the players of both teams.

Go Ahead Eagles club issued an official statement in which both the player and the club apologized for the behavior, and a fine of 500 euros was imposed on Edvárson, which will be donated to the club's social services.

However, this step did not appease the public; rather, it sparked further criticism, as many considered the punishment to be "symbolic and weak" compared to the severity and impact of the act.

The incident reopened a broad discussion about bullying in stadiums and the responsibility of clubs and players in upholding the values of sportsmanship and respect, especially in European tournaments that enjoy global fan followings.