Season 12/13 - September

Argentina: Villa Raquel - La Amistad- 15/09/2012

Source : https://www.youtube.com

Argentina: Viale FBC - Independiente de Hernandarias - ??/09/2012

Source : https://www.youtube.com

Istra 1961 (Croatia) - NK Koper (Slovenia) - Friendly game - 08/09/2012

Source : http://www.glasistre.hr

About fifteen Koper supporters seated outside a pizzeria were assaulted by a local mob of 40 Istra fans, one hour before kick off.
Three people were slightly wounded on slovenian side, including one hitted at his head by a bottle.
A dozen of fans was arrested.
After the game Slovenians were escorted by police.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Poland: Stomil Olsztyn - Zawisza Bydgoszcz - 16/09/2012

Source : https://www.youtube.com + mail

Radnicki Kragujevac - Red Star Beograd - 17/09/2012

Source : https://www.youtube.com + zurnal.rs

Chile: Universidad Chile - Santiago Wanderers - Cup - 09/09/2012

Source : http://www.24horas.cl

The game was stopped after only 14 minutes because some detonators where threwn from the "U" supporters' stand. The game re-started 9 minutes later.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Germany : TuS Erndtebrück - SF Siegen - Regional Cup - 12/09/2012

Source : http://www.siegener-zeitung.de

About thirty Siegen supporters provoked troubles after this cup game. Police needed to intervene with pepper sprays because supporters threw rocks and detonators.
Two policemen were wounded.
Troublemakers were arrested and received stadium bans.

Translation Underground Fans

Rot-Weiss Oberhausen - 1.FC Köln II - 14/09/2012

Source : http://www.report-k.de

After the game, Koln supporters attacked police who responded with pepper sprays.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Bosnia : HŠK Zrinjski Mostar - FK Željezničar Sarajevo - 15/09/2012

Source : http://www.index.hr + http://hercegovina.info + mail

A fight broke out in the Ultras Zrinjski pub at 11am, opposing supporters from both sides.
40 Zeljeznicar supporters attacked the pub who was damaged, as four vehicles.
Twenty minutes later police have arrested 38 members of the Maniacs and then escorted them to the train station.

At 1pm, others troubles erupted for a few minutes before police intervened.
Several pubs were damaged.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Germany: Huge brawl on the A7 highway - 15/09/2012

Source : http://www.echo-online.de

Fortuna Dusseldorf supporters and Rot Weiss Erfurt ones, who travelled for their away games, fought in the A7 highway.
About 130 supporters were involved near Russelsheim.
Two Erfurt fans were slightly wounded and 50 to 60 policemen intervened.


Translation Underground Fans (c)

Argentina: Deportivo Dolavon - Gaiman F. C - 15/09/2012

Source : www.diariojornada.com.ar

Supporters from Deportivo Dolavon and Gaiman FC fought near the stadium so a dozen of policemen needed to intervene to separate both sides of troublemakers.
Due to rocks used, several vehicles were damaged.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Ecuador: Emelec - LDU de Quito - 15/09/2012

Source : http://www.lahora.com.ec

Fights broke out before the game, opposing supporters from Emelec and LDU de Quito ones, near the George Capwell stadium.
Police intervened with pepper sprays as chairs and bottles were exchanged by both sides.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Greuther Fürth - Schalke 04 - 15/09/2012

Source : http://www.nordbayern.de

After the game, away fans threw missiles in directin of police who responded with pepper sprays.
Two main faces were idenfified by police.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Switzerland: Brawl in Bern - 15/09/2012

Source : http://www.20min.ch

Supporters from Young Boys Bern and FC Thoune fronted at the Bern train station.
FC Thoune supporters who travelled by train to another destination were attacked by Young Boys fans and 50 people were involved.
One supporter was transfered to the hospital as he was wounded at one eye.
Police intervened 10 minutes later and several people were arrested.

Translation Underground Fans

BAK '07 - 1. FC Magdeburg - 15/09/2012

Source : http://www.mz-web.de

As they came back from a game played in Berlin, about fifty FCM supporters stopped on their road to eat but a fight broke out between supporters and four people working in the restaurant, which was damaged.
One supporter was wounded at his hear by a knife.
Finally, 9 supporters were arrested.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

SG Leipzig Leutzsch - BSG Chemie Leipzig - 16/09/2012

Source : http://www.bild.de + http://www.lvz-online.de

Before this Leipzig derby game, a fight broke out where 150 supporters were involved, said police.
Many of them were arrested.
A pub was damaged.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Argentina : Vélez Sársfield - River Plate - 16/09/2012

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

River Plate supporters provoked troubles inside the stand of the Jose Amalfitani stadium.
Some of them tried to invade the pitch and the game was suspended for 7 minutes.

Translation Underground Fans (c)





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Source: http://www.guardian.co.uk

Hooligans disrupt and delay match between Velez Sarsfield and River Plate

• Hooded fans try to climb fence and reach pitch
• Referee forced to delay match for around 10 minutes



Sunday's match between Velez Sarsfield and River Plate had to be delayed after hooded hooligans attempted to climb a chain link fence and reach the field.

The incident took place 30 minutes into the second half and forced the referee, Patricio Loustau, to stop the match for around 10 minutes. Security officials turned high-powered water hoses on the intruders. There were no reports of arrests and Velez eventually won 2-0 after the match was restarted.

The threat of fan violence accompanies almost every match in Argentina. The independent Argentinian group Let's Save Football says that 11 people have died so far this year in football-related violence.

The Argentine Football Association has been blamed for not quelling the violence. The AFA maintains the violence is a social problem reflected in growing street violence in the country.

Argentina : Central Norte - Juventud Antoniana - 16/09/2012

Source : http://www.losandes.com.ar + http://www.eltribuno.info

The game was stopped by the referee after Antoniana supporters provoked serious troubles.
About twenty of them invaded the pitch.
More than 900 policemen were on duty for this game.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Hull City - Millwall FC - 17/09/2012

Source : http://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk

Two public order arrests after Hull City v Millwall match

Police at the Hull City v Millwall match on Saturday made only two arrests.

Visitors to the KC Stadium had been warned there would be a high-visibility police presence at the match.

In 2009, 16 Hull City and two Millwall hooligans were jailed and 11 others fined when the two sides met.

Inspector Mark Naylor said: "We had one arrest in the stadium when the stewards attempted to eject a male who became abusive.

"They requested the police and he was arrested for a public order offence.

"Another man was arrested after the game at the station when the Millwall fans were waiting to board the train to go home.

"Again, that was a public order offence."

Both men arrested were from the Hull area.

Insp Naylor said: "I think the police presence gave the genuine fans who just wanted to enjoy the game some reassurance.

"They could see we were prepared if there were any issues. I'm pleased with how it went."

Brazil: Palmeiras - Corinthians - 16/09/2012

Source : Press

After Coritnhians score its first goal, some locals tried to invade the pitch and confront police.

Switzerland: Hockey: Lausanne HC - HC Fribourg Gotteron - Friendly game - 08/09/2012

Source: http://www.romandie.com

Seventeen people, from 18 to 32 years old, were arrested last Saturday after a huge brawl which opposed supporters from Lausanne Hockey Club (LHC) and Friburg Gotteront.

PSG Handball : supporter sent off - 15/09/2012

Source : http://www.canal-supporters.com

About twenty PSG supporters were sent off and baton charged by police as they tried to enter this handball game.
Authorities of the club said they are all under stadium bans.

Two Wolves fans fined and banned after running onto pitch - 15/09/2012

Source : http://www.shropshirestar.com

Two Wolves fans from Shropshire have been fined and banned from Molineux after invading the pitch while celebrating a rare victory.

Friends Jonathan Cable and Joshua O’Neil both pleaded guilty at Wolverhampton Magistrates Court yesterday to going onto a playing area at a football match. The game in question was Wolves against Barnsley on August 21, which the home side won 3-1.

Cable, 21, of Bradford Street, Shifnal, evaded stewards and ran onto the field before high-fiving and hugging the French player Ronald Zubar.

O’Neil, 20, of Lambeth Drive in Priorslee, Telford, followed his friend but slipped and fell head-first into advertising hoardings on the pitch perimeter.

Mr Harmail Gill, defending the pair, cited the fact that they were in a particularly jubilant mood as it was a rare victory for the struggling team.

Wolves had not won at Molineux since December 4.

Mr Gill said of Cable: “He was in a celebratory mood.

“Mr O’Neil followed his friend but didn’t actually make it onto the pitch.

“Violence certainly wasn’t their intention and I understand the club have taken steps to give them lifetime banning orders from the ground.”

Mr Geoffrey Dann, prosecuting, said: “At 9.25pm, while the match was in play, Mr Cable ran from the Steve Bull Stand onto the pitch.

“He gave a high-five sign to one of the players and began to hug him.

“Whilst that was happening Mr O’Neil went onto the side of the pitch.

“He slipped and fell straight into the advertising hoardings and didn’t get very far onto the pitch, if at all.”

District Judge Michael Wheeler took into account the fact the incident took place towards the end of the game and that play was not disrupted.

He said: “In these circumstances a football banning order isn’t necessary.”

Both were ordered to pay £85 costs and a £15 victim surcharge, with Cable fined £65 and O’Neil £125 – the larger amount being because he is in employment and Cable is not.

Wolves confirmed both men, who were not season ticket holders, had been indefinitely banned from Molineux.

PSG : French Football Fan Fined for Nazi Salute - 15/09/2012

Source : http://forward.com

Paris Saint-German Supporter Admits 'Stupidity'

A French judge has fined a French football fan for making a Hitler salute at a match and banned him from entering his city’s main stadium.
The court in Brest, in western France, imposed a $910 fine on the 32-year-old man, according to the news site Paris Depeches. He was seen making the Hitler salute on January 28 at Brest’s Francis Leble Stadium during a match between a local team and the Parisian Paris Saint-Germain team. After being detained by police at the stadium, the man, a fan of PSG, gestured at other Parisian supporters in what he described as “a stupid game between fans.”
The judge in Brest ruled that he should pay the equivalent of $7.50 per day for 120 days. The prosecution sought a five-year ban from the city’s stadium for the offender, but the judge limited the ban to two years. The judge also awarded a symbolic $1.2 compensation to be paid by the man to PSG and to the French nonprofit LICRA, or the International League against Racism and Anti-Semitism.
Displaying Nazi symbols or making Nazi salutes is illegal in several European countries, including France, Austria and Germany.

St Johnstone - Celtic Glasgow - 14/09/2012

Source : The Press Association

Police looking for football fans

Two groups of football fans are being hunted by police for anti-social behaviour on trains.
Around 20 supporters shouted and sang sectarian songs on the 3.10pm train travelling from Perth to Inverness after the St Johnstone v Celtic match on Saturday, said British Transport Police (BTP).
Later that same day around 25 men shouted and swore as they travelled on the 9.37pm train from Inverness to Aberdeen following the match between the city's football teams. BTP said the train conductor was threatened during the journey.
Sergeant Jim Wands said: "Anti-social behaviour will not be tolerated by BTP. Passengers and rail staff who have not attended a football match should be able to travel without encountering such unsavoury and unwelcome behaviour.
"I am appealing for anyone who was on either train and has information regarding the identity of those involved to contact BTP as a matter of urgency. CCTV from the trains and stations will be trawled to provide evidence against those believed to be responsible."