The severe attack led to the cancellation of the European Championship qualifiers for Belgium and Sweden on Tuesday night. A terrifying and severe attack occurred in the Belgian capital Brussels, which not only caused deep pain to Brussels but also had a huge impact on the European Championship qualifiers for Belgium and Sweden.

According to reports, powerful militants carried out strafing on the streets of Brussels, resulting in the death of two fans wearing Swedish jerseys on the spot. This incident has caused anxiety and concern among players and fans, forcing the match between Belgium and Sweden to be suspended.

This extremist claimed to be a member of the Islamic State and shouted slogans like "We want to avenge Muslims", threatening to go to the competition venue. Faced with this threat, Belgian authorities are making every effort to search for it, but the game has not yet resumed because Swedish players have firmly refused to play again after learning about the situation.

The European Football Association (UEFA) stated: "Given the suspected serious attack in Brussels, we have decided to cancel the European Championship qualifiers between Belgium and Sweden after consultation with two teams and local authorities. We will release more information at the appropriate time.".

”The security department of the Swedish Football Association received a notice about the violent attack before the game. They briefly considered whether to proceed with the game as planned, but Belgian authorities believe that it is safer to play in sports stadiums than on the streets, as violent elements are still at large on the streets.

Swedish Football Association leader Frederick Reinfeldt said, "The players learned about what happened during halftime, and both they and the Belgian team demanded the cancellation of the game. This is clearly the best decision, and we must respect the players' choices. We have 700 fans wearing Swedish yellow jerseys in the stadium, as well as the players' families, whose safety is crucial. We love football, but we also respect life."

Swedish local team head coach Andersen and captain Lindelov jointly held a press conference, saying, "It's hard to think about football now, even though we performed well in the first half. I find it hard to believe what we should do now. I'm not interested in whether we should end the second half as soon as possible." The occurrence of the fierce attack once again drew people's attention to the brutality and terror of extremism. Such incidents remind us that the international community should strengthen cooperation and work together to combat authoritarianism.

At the same time, we must also prioritize life safety and respect the choices of athletes and fans. This attack has had a profound impact on European football, and we need to think about how to continue promoting the development of football while ensuring safety. We cannot let aggression destroy our love and passion for football.

At this difficult moment, we should unite and demonstrate our resilience and courage. The purpose of powerful individuals is to drive us into fear and anxiety, but we cannot be controlled by them. We should continue to support our team, cheer for them, and give them a boost. At the same time, the European Football Association and national football associations should also strengthen security measures to ensure the safety of players and fans.