Colombia plane crash: The world mourns the Chapecoense air disaster which killed 71 with heartbreaking images of fans in tears around the world


THESE are the emotional pictures of people across the world mourning the victims of the Chapecoense air disaster.

The Brazilian team’s plane crashed on it’s way to Colombia on Tuesday morning killing 71 people, including all but three of the football squad on board.

People broke down in tears as they paid their respects to the victims of the Chapecoense air disaster
People broke down in tears as they paid their respects to the victims of the Chapecoense air disaster
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Chapecoense's stadium was filled with grieving supporters
Chapecoense’s stadium was filled with grieving supporters
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People hugged and consoled each other for support as they were overwhelmed with grief
People hugged and consoled each other for support as they were overwhelmed with grief
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One group of mourners sit down outside the stadium as it all becomes too much
One group of mourners sit down outside the stadium as it all becomes too much
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The world united today to remember those lost in the tragic air disaster
The world united today to remember those lost in the tragic air disaster
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Last night the world remembered the tragedy as people united in grief.

Brazilians can be seen breaking down in tears in the Arena Conda stadium – home of Chapecoense.

Candles were lit and placed on the pitch as crowds gather around to pay tribute.

People can be seen hugging each other for support as the memories of those lost become overwhelming.

Candles were lit across Brazil to remember the 71 who died in the plane crash
Candles were lit across Brazil to remember the 71 who died in the plane crash
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Masses are held to console those stricken by grief
Masses are held to console those stricken by grief
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The Chapecoense air disaster has rocked the world of football
The Chapecoense air disaster has rocked the world of football
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Mourners turn up to show support and remember the victims of the plane crash
Mourners turn up to show support and remember the victims of the plane crash
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A crying woman pays tribute to the victims of the Chapecoense air disaster
A crying woman pays tribute to the victims of the Chapecoense air disaster
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Chapecoense – branded ‘the Leicester of the Brazilian league‘ – were wiped out on doomed flight LMI2933 which crashed near La Ceja.

It emerged the top Brazilian football club CHANGED PLANES at the last minute.

And further investigation into the crash suggests the jet ran out of fuel, according to experts.

Flowers are hung on the nets inside Chapecoense's stadium
Flowers are hung on the nets inside Chapecoense's stadium
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A little boy sits alone in remembrance of the tragic air disaster
A little boy sits alone in remembrance of the tragic air disaster
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People pray for the Brazilian football team and all others involved in the plane crash
People pray for the Brazilian football team and all others involved in the plane crash
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Chapecoense fans attend a religious ceremony to mourn the 71 lost in the crash
Chapecoense fans attend a religious ceremony to mourn the 71 lost in the crash
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Tributes have been pouring in for Chapecoense, with Brazil star Neymar leading them.

He posted on Instagram: “Impossible to believe in this tragedy.

“Impossible to believe in the event, impossible to believe that the plane crashed.

“Impossible to believe that athletes, humans were on this plane.

Pictures of the Chapecoense air disaster show the plane wreckage
Pictures of the Chapecoense air disaster show the plane wreckage
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The Chapecoense team pose for their last group picture before their tragic deaths
The Chapecoense team pose for their last group picture before their tragic deaths

“Impossible to believe that these people left their families . . . IS IMPOSSIBLE TO BELIEVE!!!”

Chapecoense were on their way to Colombia to play a Cup final against Atletico Nacional in the South American equivalent of the Europa League.

Nacional have since requested to Conmebol - the South American Football Confederation - to award their Brazilian opponents the title.

All football in South America has been suspended until further notice.


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