November, 2016, the team was traveling to Medellin to face Atletico in the Copa Sudamericana finals when its chartered plane from Bolivia crashed after having run out of gas just a few minutes before landing.





This is the emotional moment three Brazilian footballers who survived a devastating plane crash that killed 77 passengers, 19 of their team mates returned to the scene of the disaster.

Chapecoense goalkeeper Jackson Follmann, who lost part of his leg in the accident, and players Helio Zampier Neto and Alan Ruschel were among six team members who survived the crash on 28 November last year, on a hillside near Medellin international airport in Colombia.

The club's first team were on a charter flight travelling to play the first leg of the 2016 Copa Sudamericana final against Atlético Nacional, a match that was seen as the biggest in the history of the club, when their plane ran out of gas and crashed.

Last night, the three players returned to the still-scarred hillside where a Brazilian flag, flowers and a makeshift shrine have been left in memory of the 77 passengers and crew who were killed.



Brazilian footballers Helio Zampier Neto (right), Alan Ruschel (left) and Jackson Follmann who survived a plane crash that killed 19 of their team mates have returned to the scene of the disaster.







http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4489040/Atletico-Nacional-Chapeco-play-5-months-crash.html

http://www.independent.ie/world-news/brazilian-football-squad-makes-emotional-return-to-plane-crash-scene-35698402.html

Goalkeeper Follmann (third from right), who lost part of his leg in the accident, had to be helped by rescuers as he made his way to the shrine.

Flowers and a makeshift shrine have been left in memory of the 77 passengers and crew who were killed.

Neto, one of six to survive the crash.

An oxygen mask from the airplane remains on the spot of the crash.

Before and After.



The team took a haunting final photo in front of the plane moments before the crash in November, 2016.



Only 6 survived.

One of the survivors, Helio Zampier Neto (C), shows his children the Chapecoense Hill where the airplane carrying the team came down in a tragedy that shocked the sporting world.

Helio Neto (front left), Alan Rushell (third from left) and Jackson Follman (second from left) joined Brazilian Chapecoense's players and journalist Rafael Henzel (fourth from left) as they took part in a tribute to the victims of the air crash.

hmmmmm......R.I.P

Touching....


My Thoughts are with the victim's Family.

Just like yesterday.

Explorer again make i spread my mat here

#ForçaChape

tio to the dead.

am touched by this incident. . . R.I.P to the dead and speed recovery to the wounded.

Make dem compensate dem wel o pls