This Bayern Munich fan was spotted snorting apparently some ‘white powder’

This Bayern Munich fan was spotted snorting apparently some 'white powder'

When the camera panned to a fan in the away end of Aston Villa’s Champions League match against Bayern Munich, viewers were in for a major surprise.

At a boisterous Villa Park, Unai Emery’s team welcomed Bayern for their first Champions League home game of the new season.

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The game was moving quickly on the field, and about 20 minutes in, a fan in the stands was shown on TNT Sports cameras. He was observed fist-pumping and cheering for his side while appearing innocent from a distance.

However, he seemed to snort a white powder that had been placed upon his wrist while the cameras were focused on him for a brief moment.

It was evident that the director attempted to quickly cut away after realising what was being shown, but it was already too late.

Image: TNT Sports

Millions of people watched the fan’s actions live and worldwide, and many had already noticed them. They were as obvious as day.

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Naturally, the Tuesday night surprise caused fans to scream in reaction.

Villa believed they had taken a 1-0 lead in the match when Pau Torres headed home, but VAR correctly disallowed the first goal due to an offside during the build-up.

Dayot Upamecano’s avoidance of what appeared to be a simple red card when he hauled down Ollie Watkins while running through had already left the hosts feeling cheated.

Minutes later, the former RB Leipzig player was given a yellow card for the same behaviour, but he went unpunished.

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