Supporters of Stockholm soccer club Djurgarden IF pay their respects by laying down flowers and jerseys, at the spot where a club supporter got assaulted and died of his head injuries before the season opening Swedish league match between Helsingborg IF and Djurgarden IF held in Helsingborg, Sweden, Sunday, March 30, 2014. A Swedish football league match was called off during the first half Sunday after a Djurgarden supporter died following clashes between fans in the southern city of Helsingborg. Police said the man was found "seriously injured" in central Helsingborg around 2:30 p.m. Sunday and was taken to a hospital, where he later died. Local media said the 44-year-old Djurgarden supporter had been hit in the head by an object after rival fans started fighting before the game. (AP Photo/Bjorn Lindgren, TT News Agency) ** SWEDEN OUT **
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