Season 10/11 - February

Argentina: Villa Cubas - Sumalao - 26/02/2011

Source : http://www.elandino.com.ar

TROUBLES WITH SUPPORTERS AT THE END OF THE GAME

Troubles started in the away stand and then it continued outside the stadium, in the Almafuerte street.
There, local supporters tried to confront Sumalao ones so police intervened and fronted local supporters.
Police used flash balls to calm them down.
At least three people were arrested.

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Hajduk Split - Inter Zaprešic - 26/02/2011

Source : Index.hr

Angry about the last results of their team and the 0-0 against Zapresic, thousands of Hajduk supporters mobbed up near the stadium against managers.
Police intervened and supporters threw bricks.
Police have made several arrests.

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Cyprus: Anorthosis Famagusta - Omonoia Nicosia - 27/02/2011

Source : The Associated Press

Cyprus police arrest 32 football fans after violent clashes with riot officers at league match

A Cyprus police spokesman says 32 people have been arrested after hundreds of football fans threw stones, knives and molotov cocktails in clashes with riot police ahead of local derby.

Michalis Katsounotos said Monday that tear gas was used to disperse the crowd of about 500 people who tried to enter Antonis Papadopoulos stadium in Larnaca for a match between host Anorthosis Famagusta and Omonia Nicosia on Sunday.

The tear gas drifted over the pitch, forcing the referee to suspend play for about 30 minutes.

Katsounotos says it is the largest number of arrests that police have made in football-related violence.

Deportivo La Coruna - Real Madrid - 26/03/2011

Source : https://www.youtube.com

Arsenal FC - Birmingham CVity - Carling Cup - 27/02/2011

Source : Birminghammail.net

Four Birmingham City fans arrested after Carling Cup Final

FOUR Blues fans were arrested following disturbances on a train back to the Midlands after the Carling Cup final.

They were approached by British Transport Police when the last Chiltern Trains service back from London arrived into Solihull station at about midnight on Sunday.

Argentina : Independiente - River Plate - 28/02/2011

Source : Clarín.com

Troubles opposed policemen to supporters of two buses with all false tickets for the game. They tried to enter the stadium and they threw missiles in direction of local supporters.
Police intervened and 75 people were arrested.
Two people were also wounded.
On Independiente side, 150 of them have attacked police and responded with flash balls.
Five people were arrested.

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Colombiae : One young Millonarios supporter died - 26/02/2011

Source : RCN Radio

Saturday night, one young Millonarios supporter, 17 years old, was stabbed to death by a group of rivals from Santa Fé, said Bogota police.

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Independiente (Argentina) - Peñarol (Uruguay) - Copa Libertadores - 24/02/2011

Source : Observa.com.uy

At the end of the game, outside the stadium, troubles broke out, opposing local supporters to police who used flash balls.

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Fortuna Düsseldorf - VfL Osnabrück - 27/02/2011

Source : Derwesten.de

The police opened an investigation after two old cameramen of 42 and 54 years old who were wounded after supporters have threw two detonators of very strong power. The two men were hospitalized for a sound trauma.

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Germany : Braunschweig hooligans followed by authorities - 22/02/2011

Source : Bild.de

Eight Eintracht Braunschweig hooligans, aged from 20 to 28 years old, are followed by authorities after they tried to attack a regional train with Hannnover 96 supporters inside it, in November 2010.
Armed with stones of ballast, iron bars and bats, they were arrested by 30 policemen, which had intervened and avoided the worst. They received stadium bans.

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Bayern Munich II - Dynamo Dresden - 27/02/2011

Source : Abendzeitung-muenchen.de

Troubles occured before the game, when 300 Dynamo supporters, for a total of 1.700 who made the trip to Munich, arrived later at the stadium. It mut forbidden for them fot enter the stadium. Four of them were arrested.
During the game, supporters fought with police who used truncheons and pepper sprays.
Two hooligans (25 and 34 years old) were arrested.
One Dresden fan was also wounded during the troubles, said police.
After the game, police have escorted them back to the train station.

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Source : dnn-online.de

On their way back to dresden, some 200 Dynamo supporters caused damages (25.000 €) inside their train.
75 people were arrested when police intervened.

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Poland : Police avoid a fight between hooligans in Opole - 20/02/2011

Source : Wiadomosci.dziennik.pl

Saturday night, in Opole, dozens of policemen avoided a fight between 80 Wroclaw hooligans who had the idea to confront locals, joined by Bytom and Lubin friends, said police.
Police heard rumours about this fight organized this evening during a tournament of martial arts.

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Paris SG - Toulouse FC - 27/02/2011

Source : L'Equipe

Toulouse supporters provoked troubles in Le Parc des Princes stadium.
Two of them were arrested after they provoked policemen so fifty of their friend leaved the stadium at half time.

Paris SG B - Paris FC - Gambardella Cup - 27/02/2011

Source : L'Equipe

Some 200 PSG supporters - including ones under stadium bans - were inside the stadium where the youth squad of their team played.
They sung against chairman of their team.
After their team lose the game, they threw flares into the pitch.

PSG: Gathering in memory of the supporter deceased - 28/02/2011

Source : France Info + Le Parisien

They were approximately 300 this Monday evening in front of Le Parc des Princes stadium, mainly olf faces from the Boulogne stand, to pay their respects to Yann Lorence, deceased last year following brawls between PSG supporters after the game between the Parisian club and Olympique Marseille on February 28th, 2010.
Between 50 and 70 police officers were present.

Neuchatel Xamax - FC Sion - 06/02/2011

Source: local press

Brawl erupted near the Maladière stadium this Sunday before the game which opposed local Neuchâtel Xamax to FC Sion.
Local police used flash balls nive times against Sion supporters.

Some 800 supporters mobbed up near the Pourtalès hopsital, including hooligans who tried to force a line of policemen to confront local rivals.

Stopped by police, Sion supporters threw rocks and bottles and they also used flares.

O.Marseille - Manchester United - 24/02/2011

Source : Dailymail.co.uk

United fans in flare probe as UEFA investigate crowd trouble at Champions League tie

UEFA have launched separate investigations into Manchester United and Marseille over incidents that occurred during Wednesday's Champions League clash at the Stade Velodrome.
Seven United fans are believed to have been arrested on the night, including four who lit a red flare in the away section of the ground.
They were identified on camera and arrested by police as they left the stadium. The four were due to appear in court and could face six-month jail sentences, which was the punishment handed out to Chelsea fans found guilty of a similar offence at Marseille in December.
UEFA's disciplinary panel will deliver its verdict on the incident on March 17. The other United fans detained are believed to have clashed with French police outside the ground and in a hangar set up behind it to carry out stringent security checks.
Fans complained of heavy-handed tactics and some were reported to have needed hospital treatment as a result. Others said they were crushed as police with riot shields surged forward without reason.
UEFA's disciplinary hearing will also decide what action to take against Marseille after their fans appeared to shine laser pens at United players - in particular to try and distract Nani while he was taking a corner.
United were involved in a similar incident in France in February 2008 when Lyon were fined £2,520 after Cristiano Ronaldo was targeted by a laser pen in a Champions League knockout tie at the Stade Gerland.
'It's dangerous for the players and we won't tolerate it,' said a UEFA spokesman, who confirmed Marseille will not be investigated over objects thrown on to the pitch.



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Source : Mail

Game had started already, but the French police was not allowing the Manchester United fans to enter the stadium. Then when a couple of them got unhappy about it the cops started swinging. The rest you see for yourself. Thank you UEFA for a great reception from the home team supporters dressed in police uniforms. Glory, Glory Man United!!!

Vitoria Sétubal - SL Benfica - 27/02/2011

Source : http://www.record.xl.pt

Violences broke out inside the stand of Benfica supporters, opposing them to police forces.
Several people, including women and children, were wounded by this hard police intervention.

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Ireland - Wales - 08/02/2011

Source : Press