Season 11/12 - October

AS Roma - Milan AC - 29/10/2011

Source : Univisión

One bus full with Milan supporters was pelted with bricks by dozens of Roma ultras just after the game.
Police charged Roma supporters.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

France: Evian Thonon - AJ Auxerre - 29/10/2011

Source : Mail

The bus of Ultras Auxerre was pelted with rocks at the Grenoble exit so french CRS intervened between both sides, using rubber bullets guns.
The bus was escorted to the police station to change one window but in front of it, two Grenoble lads were attacked.
Finally, 9 arrests on Grenoble side

Argentina: Brown de Adrogué - General Lamadrid - 29/10/2011

Source : Ole.com.ar

After 30 minutes of playing, a huge fight erupted, opposing two mobs of locals so the referee stopped the game for four minutes.
Troubles continued after the game but police intervened and things remained calm.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

VfB Stuttgart - Borussia Dortmund - 29/10/2011

Source : Bild.de + http://web.de

Before the game, a bus of Dortmund supporters was attacked in the highway near Stuttgart.
Borussia supporters who have stopped were attacked by a dozen of masked supporters.
Police said they were Stuttgart supporters and one man, 21 years old, was arrested.
Bus was damaged for a total of 3.000 €.
Late in the night a fight erupted near Werne, opposing Borussia supporters to Werder Bremen rivals who came back from a game in Mainz.
One Werder fan was serioulsy wounded.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Poland: Gwarek Tarnowskie Gory - AKS Niwka Sosnowiec - 29/10/2011

Source : http://torcida.eu/2011/gwarek_niwka/index.htm

Romania: Petrolul Ploiesti - Steaua Bucharest - 30/10/2011

Source : Reuters + Onlinesport.ro

Romanian match abandoned after crowd violence

Two Steaua Bucharest players suffered serious injuries after being attacked by fans during their ill-tempered league match at promoted Petrolul Ploiesti on Sunday, which was abandoned just before halftime.
Defender George Galamaz, capped four times by Romania, sustained a serious facial injury after a Petrolul fan invaded the pitch and punched him, initiating an ugly mass brawl in the latter stages of the first half of the mid-table clash.
"He (Galamaz) suffered a cheekbone fracture and he'll be recovering for six weeks," Steaua sporting director Narcis Raducan told local media, adding that the player also has hearing problems.
Reserve keeper Ciprian Tatarusanu suffered severe burns after he was hit by a firecracker, thrown from the stands, forcing the match to be abandoned after almost a half-hour delay.
The Ploiesti-based club's supporter ran onto the field after being angered by referee Robert Dumitru's decision to award Steaua a dubious penalty. The visitors led 1-0 at the time.
Steaua's Serbian defender Novak Martinovic and keeper Razvan Stanca were sent off for attacking the fan with Martinovic using a karate style kick while several other players also kicked the trouble-maker.
The match at the Ilie Oana stadium was resumed several minutes after the incidents with 1986 European Cup Winners Steaua going 2-0 ahead after Mihai Costea converted the penalty.
However, soon after the goal, the referee had no choice but to abandon the game with Tatarusanu, who replaced Stanca, bending in pain on the pitch after the firecracker hit him in the back.
Flamboyant Steaua owner Gigi Becali blamed the referee for the troubles, saying the official "threw the match off balance".
The Romanian Football Federation could now award Steaua a 3-0 victory.

Dynamo Dresden ban own fans after Cup trouble - 31/10/2011

Source : http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/wire-news/dynamo-dresden-ban-own-fans-after-cup-trouble_608250.html

BERLIN (Reuters) - Former East German powerhouses Dynamo Dresden have banned their own fans from one away game after crowd trouble in their second round German Cup defeat at champions Borussia Dortmund last week, the club said on Monday.
The second division side said they were not accepting any tickets for their Nov. 27 game at St Pauli and had handed back the use of the guest tribune to the hosts.
The club also threatened to ban fans again in future if they cause trouble in the coming games, the eight-times East German champions said in a statement.
"We had to act to show that we would not allow these unteachable rowdies to take over the games of Dynamo Dresden for their own criminal acts," said the club's managing director Volker Oppitz.
Dynamo fans had lit flares and thrown objects onto the pitch in Dortmund while also damaging food stands and stadium equipment and fighting with police around the ground.
The club, who also had to appease angry sponsors, said they expected a tough sentence from the federation's sports court.

Women Volleyball : Markopoulo - Panathinaikos - 29/10/2011

Source : http://www.sportingreece.com/kb/article.asp?fIndex=5557 + youtube

Hooligans clash in women's volleyball

Women’s volleyball suffered once again due to football fans’ rivalries as the court of Markopoulo witnessed an unexpected clash between rival fans on Saturday that left three people injured and forced the match between the local side and Panathinaikos to be abandoned.

The match had started between Markopoulo and Panathinaikos, with 100 away fans supporting their team peacefully, when a number of men who had their heads and faces covered stormed in and hurled Molotov cocktails, flares and stones at the Panathinaikos fans.

The latter responded and started a pitch battle on the court in the absence of riot police while the athletes rushed into the dressing room for their safety and the home fans, including young children, tried to escape the mayhem.

Sources suggested that the hooded men may have been AEK supporters.

The fighting ended when the riot police finally arrived to disperse the hooligans

Bulgaria: free fight - 29/10/2011

Source : forums

20 Lauta Army youth (Loko Plovdiv) vs 20 Botev Plovdiv lads.
Lauta Army won

Slovenia: NK Maribor - Olimpija - 30/10/2011

Source : Mail + Press

Good fight before the game. Olimpija fans came to this gane with train, but one gropu of 40-50 members came to Maribor hours before the game with bus to fight with home fans Viole Maribor. It was good fight in the city, they used all kinds of weapons, one fans in hospoital. Police arrested 60 people, most of them were from Olimpija. No winner in fight. (infos from Slovenian forums fotoultras.si)

Germany: TSV Rudow 1888 - Tennis Borussia - 30/10/2011

Source : Morgenpost.de + bz-berlin.de

Berlin police said troubles broke out, opposing rival fans so police intervened.
Right-wing songs were sung from the terraces.
Police also intervened at the end of the game to avoid new troubles.
Translation Underground Fans ©

Germany: 1. FC Magdeburg - Hallescher FC - 30/10/2011
Source : sport.t-online.de + fuesterer.com

Inside the stadium, hundred Magdeburg hooligans tried to arrive close to the away stand but police intervened using pepper sprays.
Rival fans exchanged firecrackers.
At final kick-off, local supporters have attacked policemen, throwing seats and other missiles at them.
Nineteen people were arrested.
Translation Underground Fans ©





Vidéo : https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=is_A8X5VAcM

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Source : sf-fotos.de

Argentina: Villa Obrera - 9 de Julio - 30/11/2011
Source : Diariohuarpe.com

The game was definitively stopped after 82 minutes of playing because supporters were really angry, like some local players, against the referees.
Translation Underground Fans ©

Aris FC - PAOK - 23/10/2011

Source : Mail (Thanks to the sender)

PAOK - Panathinaikos - 30/10/2011

Source : Mail (thanks to the sender)

Chile: Colo-Colo - Universidad de Chile - 30/10/2011

Source : Emol.com + Elrancaguino.cl

Serious troubles erupted during the game which was stopped for two times.
Then, troubles continued in the city and many people were wounded, including two policemen and damages were also caused to shops and vehicles.
Six supporters were arrested.
Colo Colo will be fined and sentenced.

Translation Underground Fans (c-)

Argentina: Textil Mandiyú - Chaco For Ever - 31/10/2011

Source : Elsoldecorrientes.com

A brawl involved a hundred supporters from both team during the afternoon.
About twenty supporters pelted with rocks two coaches of Chaco supporters.
These last ones went out of their coaches to fronted locals but many police vehicles arrived to avoid any fight.
Several arrests were made.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Argentina: Pedal - Huracán - 30/10/2011

Source : Mdzol.com

Riots broke out before, during and after the game. One man was hospitalized as he wa wounded by a gunshot.
Thirty Pedal supporters were arrested said police.
Before the game, police used rubber bullets to separate both sides who fought.
Other troubles erupted at half-time so police intervened another time.
Then, after the game, local supporters threw rocks from the stands in direction of away fans who left the stadium. Troubles continued outside the stadium for 45 minutes.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Lancaster City - FC Halifax Town - FA Cup - 15/10/2011

Source : Press

Lancaster City captain Neil Marshall trying to intervene to halt a fight between a rival group of fans during the first few minutes of the match. The match was suspended for around 20 minutes until order was restored.

CS Herediano (Costa Rica) - CSD Comunicaciones (Guatemala) - CONCACAF Champions League - 20/10/2011

Source : AFP

A fan of Guatemalan Comunicaciones figth with the police.

ŠK Slovan Bratislava - PSG - 20/10/2011

Source : Mail

250 PSG hools (top lads) went to Bratislava, most of them arrived the night before the game. Direction the pubs, lots of alcohol. Pity, we didn't see the locals, not a lot of policemen in town, it would've been perfect...

Day of the game, pubs and again pubs and no sign from the locals !
At 7.00 PM, we left the center of town, direction the stadium. Police were everywhere and nervous.
When we arrived at the stadium, policemen were equally numbered to us, amazing. A water-pump, dogs, horses etc.
We had tickets but the PSG didn't let us inside the stadium. We returned to town. About 25 stewards with weapons looked at us and provoked us behind the gate. Were they kidding ??? Near the stadium, a few parisians had a little fight with the locals.
At midnight, we were informed that 25 locals were in town and were looking for us. We did the same, in little groups. Five PSG old lads had a toe to toe with 5 locals. Paris won easily. One of them was beaten up. Now, cops were everywhere in town. We finally saw the locals in their bar. After a discusion with them, they proposed a fight 30 vs 30 because 40 other slovan hools were band from the stadium. At 1.00 AM, we didn't understand why ?
A new deception for the PSG firm abroad...

Ukrainia: FK Desna Chernihiv - FK Sumy - 22/10/2011

Source : YouTube

Russia: Volga Ulyanovsk - Dinamo Kirov - 20/10/2011

Source : YouTube

Swansea City - Stoke City - 02/10/2011

Source : Press

Dinamo Zagreb - Ajax Amsterdam - 18/10/2011

Source : Mail

Ajax in Zagreb