FC St. Pauli stands with LGBTQI+ community after Berlin CSD attack FC St. Pauli has reaffirmed its solidarity with the LGBTQI+ community following the attack on Berlin's Christopher Street Day (CSD). The Bundesliga side, which finished 18th last season with 26 points, called for unity at Hamburg's upcoming CSD event. ## What happened? The Berlin CSD was abruptly ended on Saturday night after a van plowed into a crowd in what is believed to be an Islamist-motivated attack. At least one woman was killed, and several others were injured. FC St. Pauli condemned the attack and expressed sympathy for the victims. ## Why is this important for FC St. Pauli? The club has a long history of supporting LGBTQI+ rights and has been a regular participant in Hamburg's CSD with its own float. Players and officials emphasized that hatred against queer people is a real threat and that it is now more important than ever to stand together. ## What's next? FC St. Pauli will participate in Hamburg's CSD this coming Saturday with its own float. The club encourages all fans to show their support-whether with rainbow, skull, or Progress Pride flags. Their next match is scheduled for February 6, 2027, against 1. FC Kaiserslautern.