The football team Lausanne Sport will have to foot the bill after Geneva Servette supporters trashed a bus taking them to last weekend’s game in the Vaud capital.
The bus suffered broken TV screens, the false ceiling was torn down and beer and food thrown around the cabin.
As it was the Lausanne team that ordered the supporters bus, it will be up to them to pay. The club says it will still keep ordering buses for visiting fans as it’s a valuable service.
Servette won the game, 3-nil.
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