The parachutist crashed into the stadium roof and got stuck.

07.04.2025 09:50

Before the Champions Cup rugby match played between Toulouse and Sale Sharks in France, one of the three military parachutists who was set to make a parachute descent to bring the match ball got caught on the roof of the stadium due to the wind affecting his trajectory. The parachutist, Trouille Yannick, who was hanging at a height of about 15 meters, held tightly onto the fabric of his parachute to avoid the risk of falling.

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A demonstrator who parachuted into the stadium before the Champions Cup rugby match between Toulouse and Sale Sharks got stuck on the roof, causing terrifying moments for the 33,000 spectators.

Before the match that took place yesterday at Toulouse Stadium, two of the three military parachutists assigned to bring the match ball by parachute landed safely on the field, while the third parachutist, Trouille Yannick, veered off course due to the wind and got stuck on the roof of the stadium.

Hanging at a height of about 15 meters, Yannick held tightly to the fabric of his parachute to avoid the risk of falling. Security personnel immediately evacuated that section of the stands and placed protective materials underneath due to the potential risk of a fall.

Eyewitness Jacques Bonnet said, "Everyone held their breath; there was a sense of panic among the spectators. He managed to stay calm and not fall."

Firefighters, who arrived quickly at the scene, managed to reach the parachutist with a ladder about 30 minutes later and safely brought him down. During the rescue, thousands of fans in the stadium cheered for the firefighters, and when the parachutist was rescued, they sang the French national anthem.

After the incident, which was broadcast live on French television, Yannick stated, "I knew the parachute was solid, so I stayed calm. I thank the Toulouse team, the firefighters, and all the fans."

Due to the incident, the Toulouse-Sale Sharks match started with a 40-minute delay. In the match played in the last 16 of the Champions Cup, the host Toulouse welcomed the English rival.