Season 12/13 - November

PSG : Julien RIP - 23/11/2012

Source : Mail

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Schalke 04 - Eintracht Frankfurt - 24/11/2012

Source : AFP

Police to press charges after flares chaos

Police have said they will press charges against a group of 60 fans from Bundesliga club Schalke 04 who held up Saturday's 1-1 draw against Eintracht Frankfurt by lighting flares.

The start of the second-half was delayed by referee Guenter Perl after the fans lit around 25 flares during the half-time break which filled Gelsenkirchen's Veltins Arena with smoke.

"It was a sad situation, we have taken the details of about 60 people and will press charges," said a police spokesman.

"We video taped the incident, identified those involved and we intercepted them after the game."

After the majority of Schalke fans loudly whistled and booed those who lit the flares, team manager Horst Heldt said: "Something like this has to be condemned. I think our fans gave the right answer."

Dutch striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar scored for Schalke in the first-half before Stefan Aigner headed Frankfurt level just a minute later while Eintracht were later reduced to 10 men when Karim Matmour was sent off.

This is the second time this autumn Schalke fans have been involved in crowd trouble after more than 200 arrests were made at Dortmund on October 20 when groups of rival fans rioted.

Brazil : 8 arrested over football fan murder - 25/11/2012

Source : http://sport.msn.co.nz

Police have arrested eight people, including the president of a supporters group for Brazil's biggest football club Flamengo, in connection with the murder of a rival fan.

In a raid on the Rio headquarters of the 'Torcida Jovem' (young fans) club, police found weapons, drugs and 20,000 Brazilian Real ($A9,261) in counterfeit bills. They also seized a computer that had pictures of fans from opposing teams.

At the time of his arrest, club president Carlos Silva Santo was armed.

The arrests follow a homicide squad probe, dubbed Fair Play, into the murder of Vasco Da Gama fan Diego Martins Leal in Rio's suburbs last August before a derby between the Rio rivals.

Homicide officer Rivaldo Barbosa said that the 'Torcida Jovem' were found to have "an entire structure used for the commission of crimes, either injury or murder. We can say that it is a criminal organisation".

Two men from the 'Torcida Jovem' group, one of the oldest and largest organised fan clubs in Brazil, remain on the run.

In a statement, Flamengo denounced all type of violence and took no responsibility for the actions of factions of their fan clubs.

Spartak Moscow - Dynamo Moscow - 25/11/2012

Source : http://en.ria.ru

More than 160 Arrests at Spartak-Dynamo Clash

Police have arrested more than 160 people after the derby game between Spartak Moscow and Dynamo Moscow, the city police’s rapid-reaction force said Sunday.

Spartak fans booed their team off the field after a 5-1 defeat to Dynamo, and Spartak coach Unai Emery was fired minutes after the match ended.

“At the end of the match, more than 160 people were arrested for various misdemeanors by officers of the special unit,” the police said in a website statement.

“More than 70 pyrotechnics and six flares were confiscated.”

The arrests came eight days after Dynamo’s match with Zenit St. Petersburg was abandoned when a pyrotechnic exploded near Dynamo goalkeeper Anton Shunin, causing him to be briefly hospitalized with eye injuries.

Dynamo were awarded a 3-0 win by default for that match after the Russian FA held Zenit responsible for the actions of fans in the away end, from where the pyrotechnic was thrown.

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Bosnia : FK Sarajevo - Zrinjski Mostar - 18/11/2012

Source : http://hercegovina.info

After the game, busses of away supporters were pelted with rocks.
Several windows were smashed up and three people were wounded and then police have escorted back busses to Mostar.

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Vitesse Arnhem - NEC Nijmegen - 18/11/2012

Source : http://gelrenieuws.nl

Police said they made only a few arrests for this derby game, more calm than other seasons.

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AIK Solna - SSC Napoli - 22/11/2012

Source : http://nyheter24.se

Some Napoli supporters were attacked near their hotel in the city centre of Stockholm by a mob of AIK hooligans. Six Italians were wounded.
300 policemen and one helicopter were present for this high-risk game.

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Hannover 96 - FC Twente - 22/11/2012

Source : http://www.bild.de

Before this european cup game, about 350 Hannover supporters thrown rocks, detonators and bottles in direction of police forces.
Six policemen were slightly wounded and 16 vehicles damaged.

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Fortuna Düsseldorf - Hamburger SV - 23/11/2012

Source : http://www.welt.de

Police have to intervene after the game to avoid any fight between 300 supporters from both teams who had the idea to confront in the old town.
Five policemen were wounded and 17 supporters arrested.

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Schalke 04 - Eintracht Frankfurt - 24/11/2012

Source : http://www.welt.de

Sixty Schalke supporters were arrested because they used firecrackers.

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Rot-Weiß Erfurt - Hansa Rostock - 24/11/2012

Source : http://newsticker.sueddeutsche.de

In 3rd german division police used water canons to calm 800 to 900 Rostock supporters at the end of the game.

Before the game fights opposed supporters from both teams.

Finally, 46 people were wounded, mainly due to the pepper sprays used by police forces.
Fourteen supporters were also arrested.


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SpVgg Greuther Fürth - 1.FC Nürnberg - 24/11/2012

Source : http://www.nordbayern.de

For several times police needed to push back Furth supporters who tried to attack Nurnberg escort but finally this derby game was calm.

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Austria : Wacker Innsbruck - Sturm Graz - 24/11/2012

Source : http://www.einsatzreporter.com + http://www.heute.at

Police have to escort a mob of very young Graz supporters who tried to confront locals.




Inside the stadium Wacker supporters used flares during the game, but they also thrown lighters and other missiles so the referee, Manuell Schüttengruber, stopped the game 2 times.
When Graz scored, at the 91st minute of playing, other missiles were thrown in direciton of the linesman, Clemens Schüttengruber so the game was abandoned.



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Argentina : Unión de Santa Fe - Newell's Old Boys - 24/11/2012

Source : http://www.minutouno.com

One week after the serious troubles of the Santa Fé derby game, Union supporters created new troubles, attacking police at the end of the game against Newell's.
Union supporters tried to enter the away stand so police intervened.
Twenty-two people were wounded, including 20 policemen. Twenty-six supporters were arrested.

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Athletic Bilbao - Deportivo La Coruña - 25/11/2012

Source : http://www.eitb.com

Riots broke out during the afternoon, opposing fifty rival supporters, in the city centre of Bilbao.
One supporter was wounded at his face and another one, 31 years old, was arrested.

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Switzerland : FC Luzern - FC St. Gallen - 25/11/2012

Source : http://news.search.ch + http://www.suedostschweiz.ch

After the game, 500 to 600 local supporters have blocked the train station so police intervened with rubber bullets and pepper sprays.
Three supporters were arrested.

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Tottenham Hotspur - West Ham United - 25/11/2012

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

Sickening! FA must act after West Ham fans mock Spurs supporters stabbed in Italy



West Ham United are facing an FA investigation after their fans subjected Tottenham supporters to vile chants at White Hart Lane on Sunday.
Spurs’ 3-1 Barclays Premier League win was overshadowed by sickening songs about the stabbings of the Tottenham fans in Rome last week.
Anti-Semitic taunts were also heard, along with persistent hissing and references to Adolf Hitler.

Hundreds of West Ham supporters chanted ‘Viva Lazio’ at numerous points during the game in a macabre show of support for the hooligans who left at least 10 Spurs fans injured and one needing emergency surgery.
Ashley Mills, 25, of Essex, had to be admitted to hospital for stab wounds to his head and groin after being set upon by a gang of masked thugs while in Rome for Tottenham’s Europa League match against Lazio. Two men have since been charged with attempted murder.
Italian flags were seen in the away section on Sunday and a red flare was also set off. After Tottenham had scored their second and third goals, ‘Lazio’ was chanted, bringing ironic cheers from the home crowd.
The most distasteful chants were saved for towards the end. In reply to Spurs fans chanting, ‘Can we play you every week?’ West Ham fans sang: ‘Can we stab you every week?’
Anti-semitic chanting, hissing and the references to Hitler then followed.
The FA said they would await reports from referee Andre Marriner and fourth official Mark Clattenburg before taking further action.

West Ham manager Sam Allardyce said he had not heard the chanting but agreed his fans ‘should not be doing that’. Spurs manager Andre Villas-Boas branded the chants as ‘stupid’.
Allardyce said: ‘I don’t hear what the fans say or do when I’m concentrating on a game of football.
‘They shouldn’t be doing things like that, should they? But it’s the least of my worries at the minute.’
Asked about the Hitler chanting, Allardyce said: ‘If I didn’t hear it, I can’t condemn it. I’ll wait and look at it myself and then I’ll comment after I’ve listened to what they’ve said. I don’t want to be a political animal. I’m in here to talk about football, not what fans are saying or singing.’
Villas-Boas said: ‘We know the animosity there is between Tottenham and West Ham. As long as it doesn’t reach stupidity, it is a great rivalry.

‘I understand the whole situation is unavoidable although we can’t decipher the complete meaning of what they were singing.’
The two clubs have a long-standing history of abuse between supporters. Former West Ham striker Jermain Defoe, who was booed throughout, scored two of the goals in the win for Tottenham, a victory that takes them one place above the Hammers.
Spurs fans have been the subject of complaints by the Society of Black Lawyers who objected to the White Hart Lane supporters singing ‘Yid Army’ about themselves. Sportsmail has highlighted that this kind of disgraceful chanting is just as despicable as racist abuse, pointing out unacceptable behaviour such as vile abuse Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is subjected to at various grounds.
Sheffield Wednesday boss Dave Jones, who has been the victim of sustained abuse, said: ‘It is like a form of racism because it is every bit as bad.’
Spurs supporters rushed to condemn their West Ham rivals on Twitter.

Andrew Leason wrote: 'West Ham fans & their Lazio/Hitler chants showing what utter vile scum they are.'
West Ham fan Andrew Wiseman posted: 'The minority of hammers fans with the Lazio chants should hang their heads in shame. And I'm a Hammer. Pathetic.'
Ed Aarons commented: 'Not surprised at all by reports of moronic Lazio chants by West Ham fans at WHL. Not exactly known for their intelligence.'
West Ham fans were also accused of hissing in reference to the Jews who were slaughtered by the Nazis in concentration camps.
'Hissing, Lazio chants and (letting off) a flare. You classless bunch of p***** are really enjoying your cup final, aren't you West Ham,' posted Louise Page.
And Charlie Parrish added: 'Next to West Ham away fans. Lots of Lazio chants. Football's pretty grim sometimes.'

Belgium: KV Oostende - FC Antwerp - 25/11/2012

Source : mail

during the game, about 40 FC Bruges lads were present.
Some Antwerp fans were attacked inside the stadium and in the toilets.
After the game, Antwerp lads wanted a revenge and they confront police with the aim to reach Bruges lads.
They finally said to met in Jabeke.
120 Antwerp casuals were there, but no Bruges.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Respect to antwerp fans who standed there ground. Shame for bruges

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AC Milan - Juventus Turin - 25/11/2012

Source : http://www.milannews.it

Riots broke out at the end of the game, outside the stadium and opposing supporters from both sides.
Some people were wounded and police intervened.

Argentina: All Boys - Velez Sarsfield - 25/11/2012

Source : http://www.minutouno.com

BRAWL BETWEEN ALL BOYS SUPPORTERS AND POLICE



At the end of the game, lost against Velez (1st in this division), local supporters thrown missiles in direction of police line.

All Boys supporters fronted police outside the Islas Malvinas stadium, after the game.
Riots started when local supporters needed to stay inside the stadium for 50 minutes with the aim to police to sent out of the stadium Velez supporters.
When the gates opened, supporters thrown missiles at police.

Translation Underground Fans (c)



Other link + vidéo:

http://tn.com.ar/deportes/tremendo/incidentes-en-la-salida-de-los-hinchas-de-all-boys_288556

Hungary: Ujpest Budapest - Diosgyor VTK - 25/11/2012

Source : forums

Before the game, a mob of Diosgyor lads attacked a local main boozer.
Diosgyor won.

Zenit : 2,000 Police to Guard Match With No Fans - 26/11/2012

Source : http://en.ria.ru

Two thousand Russian police officers will be on duty at Zenit St. Petersburg’s match with CSKA Moscow even though no fans will be allowed in, Zenit said Monday.

The St. Petersburg side have been forced to play the match, and their game against Anzhi Makhachkala on December 9, behind closed doors as part of their punishment over a flare-throwing incident.

Despite the lack of supporters, a standard police presence will be deployed, Zenit said in a website statement.

Zenit’s game at Dynamo Moscow earlier this month was abandoned when a pyrotechnic thrown from the Zenit end injured Dynamo goalkeeper Anton Shunin. Dynamo were awarded a 3-0 win by default.

Zenit have vowed to appeal their punishment, but the case will not be heard in time for the CSKA game.

PAOK - Olympiakos - 25/11/2012

Source : http://www.demotix.com

Clashes between riot police and PAOK fans outside "Toumba" stadium before the game. 9 policemen were injured.

Sporting Braga - FC Porto - 25/11/2012

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

Referee Carlos Xistra tries to extinguish a flare thrown by FC Porto's fans at the game with Sporting Braga.

Uruguay : Wanderers - Peñarol - 25/11/2012

Source : http://quenonino.com.uy

riots broke out during 2nd half in Amsterdam stand where Penarol supporters were situated. Supporters from the same team clashed and police let the situation continue.

Translation Underground Fans (c)