Season 11/12 - December

Argentina: Boca Unidos - River Plate - 03/12/2011

Source : Foxsportsla.com

Before the beginning of the game, local supporters threw rocks so the referre dalayed the kick-off of 10 minutes to let the police calm them down.
At the end of the game, troubles opposed players from both teams so supporters entered the pitch.


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VFL Wolfsburg - Mainz 05 - 03/12/2011

Source : Newsclick.de

A brawl opposed away supporters to police forces before the game.
Police have escorted 450 fans (including 130 considered as category C) from Mainz, who came by special train.
When they arrived in front of the northern terrace, supporters tried to avoid the escort to confront local supporters so police intervened with their truncheons.
Supporters have attacked police throwing missiles at them.
Five policemen were wounded including one who was hospitalized.
Five supporters were also arrested.


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Ecuador: Barcelona SC - CD Espoli - 04/12/2011

Source : Elcomercio.com

At 2.40pm troubles broke out opposing two firms of Barcelona.
Some stones were threw in direction of a bus and six people were wounded.

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FC Utrecht - FC Twente - 04/12/2011

Source : http://www.rtvutrecht.nl

The game which opposed FC Utrecht and FC Twente this Sunday afternoon re-started after 15 minutes of interruption. The game ended with the score of 2-6.
The referee stopped the game after 65 minutes of playing because hundres of Utrecht supporters tried to attack the ones from Twente.
Tension was also high outside the stadium.

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Source : AD.nl + RTL.nl

Riots began again after the match. Utrecht supporters threw stones at the police who used their weapons of service in the air. The rumor informed of a death but the police quickly contradicted. Police reinforcements and a helicopter were deployed. Two supporters were arrested and eight police officers were wounded. In front of violences, the mayor of the city, Aleid Wolfsen, launched an appeal for calm.

France: Luzenac - Nîmes Olympique - 03/12/2011

Source : Midi Libre

Forty Nîmes supporters entered the stadium without paying and used a lot of firecrackers and damages a gate.

Fiorentina - AS Roma - 04/12/2011

Source : L'Equipe + Tuttosport.com

Two supporters sentenced

Admitted guilty to have attacked three AS Roma supporters, in marge of the victory of Fiorentina, Sunday against Roma (3-0), two tifosi of Fiorentina, aged 35 and 41, were condemned Monday by the prefect of Florence to five years of stadium ban. The three victims are a fifty year old man, are son 22 year old and a friend.

MSV Duisburg - Fortuna Düsseldorf - 05/12/2011

Source : Derwesten.de

During 2nd half, Duisburg supporters threw 3 flares in direction or Dusseldorf rivals.
Eight pople were arrested during this derby game.

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Germany : Supporters arrested - 07/12/2011

Source : Morgenweb.de

Following the police investigation which followed the incidents in station of Bingen between fans of FC Kaiserslautern and TuS Koblenz last September, five supporters (3 of FCK and 2 of Koblenz) were arrested after police checked CCTV.

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FC Basel - Manchester United - 07/12/2011

Source : Bazonline.ch (thanks to the sender)

The night before the game, at 10pm, about fifty Basel hooligans have assaulted the Mr Pickwick pub were English fans were in.
The fight took place for 2 minutes and several people were wounded and others arrested.





English in front of the Mr Pickwick pub

US Foggia - Benevento - Cup - 07/12/2011

Source : Foggiacalciomania.com

After this cup game, three away supporters were attacked when they were inside their car by a mob of Foggia ultras.
They were wounded and their car damaged.


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Brazil: Corinthians - Palmeiras - 04/12/2011

Source : Forum

Riots burst in Sao Paulo implying Corinthians fans, from which the club came to glean its fifth national crown against Palmeiras.

France: TA Rennes - FC Nantes - Cup - 09/12/2011

Source : MopNantes

During first 15 minutes of playing, Nantes supporters threw firecrackers and fronted local security.
Then, after 115 minutes of playing, the referee stopped the game because Nantes supporters invaded the pitch for 10 minutes.

Germany: 1. FC Heidenheim - SV Sandhausen - 03/12/2011

Source : Schwaebische-post.de

Riots opposed Heidenheim supporters to police. One policeman was wounded and several supporters arrested.

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Germany: Chemnitzer FC - Wacker Burghausen - 03/12/2011

Source : Wochenblatt.de

Sixteen Wacker supporters were seriously wounded by policemen and Chemnitz security.
The fans were literally thrashed, results: nose and teeth broken, bruises in their faces etc
At the beginning of week, five supporters carried felt sorry for right now against the police and the security, said Mr. Fisher, spokesperson of the police of Chemnitz.

Translation Underground Fans

Espérance Sportive de Tunis - Al-Saad - FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2011 - 11/12/2011

Source : Liberation.fr + Reuters


Supporters of Esperance Sportive de Tunis jostle with police officers and security personnel.

Switzerland: Lausanne Sport - Neuchâtel Xamax - 03/12/2011

Source : 20 minutes.ch

Police intervened this Saturday in marge of the game which opposed Lausanne to Xamax, before and after the game, to stopped fights who erupted with supporters outside the stadium.

Before the game, at 4.30pm, Neuchâtel supporters fronted policemen because these supporters did not agree the follow the way to the stadium given by police.

At the end of the game, policemen quickly intervened in several places outside the stadium to avoid any confrontation between both sides of supporters.
Most supporters left the scenes but about 15 of them were identified y police.

Greuther Fürth - Hansa Rostock - 03/12/2011

Source : Presse

At 11.35pm, a mob of 120 Rostock supporters who stopped for 45 minutes in the Berlin train sation, waiting for another train have seen two Hertha Berlin supporters.
Both of them left the scene without their scarves.
Two people were arrested for this.
As other supporters were angry about these arrests Rostock supporters refused to enter their train and they also waited for 60 others who arrived from Bernau.
As police pushed them inside their train, they stopped it using the alarm, twice.
Angry, a hundred policemen pushed them out of the train but they were pelted with bottles.
Finally these supporters left the station at 6.57am.

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France: FC Metz - CSO Amnéville - Cup - 09/12/2011

Source : Le Républicain Lorrain

After final kick-off, a fight opposed players and then supporters from both teams.

France: Rennes - Brest - 10/12/2011

Source : Le Télégramme

Two Brest supporters wounded during a fight

This afternoon, in marge of the game which opposed Rennes to Brest, two away supporters were slightly wounded during a fight which opposed two mobs of supporters.

A mob of 80 Brest supporters and a local mob of 70 fronted in the Bretagne street in the city center. Punches and kicks were exchanged.
No one was arrested but police quickly intervened to separate both sides.

Bomb blasts targeting football fans kill one in Nigeria - 11/12/2011

Source : http://www.terrorismwatch.org/2011/12/bomb-blasts-targeting-football-fans.html

Three bomb blasts targeting bars where fans watched the Real Madrid-Barcelona football match rocked the Nigerian city of Jos, officials said Sunday, with one death and 10 injuries reported.
The bombs were said to have been planted near outdoor bars -- called "viewing centres" in Nigeria -- late Saturday in the city, which has been hit by waves of violence between Christian and Muslim ethnic groups in recent years.
"So far, we have evacuated 10 people that sustained various degrees of injuries from the blasts to hospital," said Red Cross official Manata Bambe, who declined to comment on the number of deaths.
An official with the Stefanos Foundation, a Christian NGO, said one person was killed.
"There were three blasts, all targeting soccer viewing centres," said Mark Lipdo. "The bombs were detonated outside the viewing centres, which was responsible for the low casualty recorded."
He said of the 10 people wounded, four were in critical condition, including two who were in comas.
"One person was killed in the blast," he said, adding that the victim had been decapitated by the explosion.
Pam Ayuba, spokesman for the governor of Plateau state, where Jos is the capital, also reported three blasts with one person killed, though he said seven were wounded.
The explosions occurred in predominantly Christian areas of the city.
Violence in recent years in Jos and the surrounding area between Christian and Muslim ethnic groups has killed thousands of people.
Plateau state lies in the middle-belt region between the mainly Muslim north and predominantly Christian south of Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation.
Nigeria's north has been hit by scores of attacks blamed on the Islamist sect known as Boko Haram, which also claimed responsibility for the August suicide bombing of UN headquarters in the capital Abuja which killed 24 people.
The Islamist group also claimed responsibility for a string of bomb blasts on Christmas Eve 2010 in Jos, but it was unclear whether it was involved in Saturday night's attacks.

Ukraine:Oleksandria - Metalist Kharkiv - 10/12/2011

Source : forum Metalist

Real Madrid - FC Barcelona - 10/12/2011

Source : https://www.youtube.com

Turkish team attacked by Greek Cyprus returns - 11/12/2011

Source : http://www.todayszaman.com/news-265444-turkish-team-attacked-by-greek-cyprus-returns.html

Galatasaray women’s volleyball team was attacked by Greek hooligans during their European Volleyball Confederation (CEV) Cup encounter with Greek Cypriot side Apollon Limassol on Friday.
As Galatasaray was close to win the game, the spectators began to throw objects onto the court. The İstanbul team won the game 3-0, a repetition of the score of the two teams’ earlier match in Turkey. “I have been in sports for 33 ye-ars and never seen such a chaos,” Galatasaray assistant coach Reşat Arig told the Anatolia news agency. He explained that Greek Cypriot hooligans began to throw objects onto the court towards the end of the game and police did not take action to stop the attack. The officers began to intervene in the row when the fans started to attack them. The game could be finished after the hooligans were taken off the court.

Fortuna Sittard - Willem II Tilburg - 09/12/2011

Source : mail (thanks to the sender) - Fortuna view

Free transport for Willem II to Sittard.
150 of Willem II hardcore fans were in early afternoon in Sittard city centre. 70 lads and 80 fanatic fans all together at the same pub drinking.
We ( Sittard ) had 70 boys that day ( including a few friends of Belgium side Genk ) . All corners of the city centre guarded by police so we told Tilburg that we couldn't reach them before the match. We asked them to split their boys away from the fanatics and normal fans when they got deported to the ground with police protection.
They said they tried to come to back side from our trainstation when police was gone . We gathered not in or usual pub and walked to trainstation and waited in the dark for Willem II lads. But they didn't showed up . Police transported most of them to the ground as well . 45 minutes walking without police presence did us decide to go to the ground as well .

After the match Tilburg got police with them to transfer them to trainstation but we walked from other road to a big crossroad and their we run into their big train group ( lads and fanatics together from them ) Police and Tilburg lads were surprised because they didn't expected that. Enough punches were changed by both firms and then police waded in from all around us. We had to run on the road for police but there had another fight with some Tilburg lads. Police chased them and us every where . So then we walked away from the scene for not getting arrested. Nice day for both firms I guess. No arrests and some small fights and chaos .. Hard enough in these days over here to have a good fight without getting arrested .

Borussia Dortmund - Marseille - 06/12/2011

Source : http://www.laprovence.com (thanks to the sender)

Twelve Marseille supporters were arrested, including 4 of them because they used firecrackers.