UK: Storm Ciara brings down Cambridgeshire club's stand as football matches across Europe cancelled

W/S Damage to one of the stands at Wisbech Town Football Club, Wisbech, UK
W/S Stand damaged
W/S Stand damaged
W/S Stand damaged
M/S Goal net damaged; stand damaged visible on the background
C/U Stand damaged
W/S Goal net damaged
M/S Goal net damaged
M/S Stand damaged
W/S Seats
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SOT, Spenny Larham, Club Secretary: "We've had some significant damage to one of our stands this morning when a gust of wind from Storm Ciara destroyed one in the stadium. We'll look at it, we'll assess the damage and hopefully we'll be able to get something done about of that, and also hopefully improve on our current league position because we're bottom of the league."
W/S Bench damaged
M/S Goal net damaged
M/S Entrance to Wisbech Town FC stadium, Wisbech, UK
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Wisbech Town FC felt the full force of Storm Ciara on Saturday, as heavy rain and strong winds caused a stand to collapse at their Fenland Park ground.
Images show the eighth-tier team's 1,100 capacity ground in tatters as storms sweep their way through northern Europe.
Club secretary Spencer Larham explained that wind gusts had caused 'significant damages' which had yet to be assessed.
Although Wisbech played yesterday in a 1-0 defeat to Carlton Town, many teams across Europe's major leagues were forced to cancel their games.
In the UK, Manchester City were due to play West Ham United but the adverse conditions led the club to postpone the Premier League match.
A host of Women's Super League and Championship fixtures have also been delayed until the storms subside.
In the Netherlands at least four Eredivise clashes were called off due to Storm Sabine, including FC Utretcht vs. Ajax and AZ Alkmaar vs. Feyenoord.
Germany has seen a top four Bundesliga fixture between Borussia Monchengladbach and Cologne cancelled, leaving leagues scrambling to reschedule.