Season 12/13 - March

Russia: free fight - 02/02/2013

Source : http://fanstyle.ru

Meteor (Voronezh) + Central (Rostov-on-Don) vs Jungvolk (CSKA Moscow)
28 vs 28

First ones won after 5min50

Bosnia: Zvijezda Gradačac - Borac Banja Luka - 02/02/2013

Source : https://www.youtube.com + http://www.gradacac-x.com

Banja Luka Vultures attacked security and local supporters.

Bosnia: Željezničar - Travnik - 02/02/2013

Source : http://source.ba

Local Maniacs attacked police at the end of the game.
Troubles continued outside the stadium and 19 policemen were wounded.
Two supporters were also arrested.

Russia: free fight - 02/02/2013

Source : http://fanstyle.ru

Tavriya Simferopol (The 9th sector) vs Nikolayev (Corsairs)
8 vs 8
1min30min
Nikolayev won

Ukraine: free fight - 02/02/2013

Source : http://fanstyle.ru

Lugansk vs Dnepr
10 vx 10 in two fights (under 18 and +18)
2 wins for Dnepr

Ukraine: free fight - 02/02/2013

Source : http://fanstyle.ru

Cherkassy vs Dnepr
10 vs 10 and 8 vs 8
Dnepr won two times

SSC Napoli - Juventus Turin - 01/02/2013

Source : http://www.agi.it

Supporter arrested after trouble at match



A 34 year-old Milan-born Juventus supporter was arrested during security checks at the end of the Napoli-Juventus match, although he had a clean police record.
During the match Juventus fans started a fire and damaged parked cars while Napoli supporters threw stones. The arrest came after Juventus supporters started a fight with the security forces outside the entrance to the box seats of the San Paolo stadium.

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Before the game, troubles opposed supporters anx policemen outside the stadium when two busses arrived close to the San Paolo stadium.
Supporters pelted busses with missiles.
Police used tear gas.



http://www.ilmattino.it/sport/calcio/napoli_juventus_arresto/notizie/255347.shtml

Argentina: Gimnasia & Esgrima de La Plata - Nueva Chicago - 02/02/2013

Source : http://www.buenosairesherald.com

Hooligans clash in La Plata, one dead, child injured

Hooligans from Gimnasia & Esgrima de La Plata and Nueva Chicago clashed before the match, leaving one dead and an 11-year-old injured.
Meanwhile, a woman in Salta remained hospitalized after being shot by the police during incidents between the force and Peñarol Club fans in a match of the Interior Tournament.
In La Plata City, the 31-year-old victim was shot dead while the child was transferred to the Sor María Ludovica hospital after being shot in the waist.
Police sources indicated that the fatal victim was a hooligan who was shot in the abs and died while he was assisted at the San Martín hospital.
Meanwhile, the website of El Día newspaper indicated that the victim was identified as Julio Vizaci, also known as "El Topo."
The incident occurred at the Pereyra Iraola Avenue, between the Zoo and the Museum of Natural Science, right before the match in which Gimnasia thrashed Chicago by 4-0.

Croatia: Cibalia Vinkovci - Hajduk Split - 02/02/2013

Source : http://www.croatiaherald.com

A group of hooligans attacked the morning of Zenica Hajduk


According to the police spokesperson Aldine Ahmic, Hajduk fans were in the morning stopped at one bar in Zenica, where they were feasting. Soon it is a group of hooligans threw oysters.

The Netherlands: free fight - 01/02/2013

Source : forums

Den Bosch youth vs Go Ahead Eagles youth
25 vs 25
Den Bosch won after 2 rounds

Serbia: FC Vojvodina - FC Spartak Subotica - 02/03/2013

Source: mail (thanks to the sender)

Spartak supporters

Spain: CD Ourense - Real Oviedo CF - 02/03/2013

Source: www.lavozdegalicia.es

BRAWL BETWEEN SUPPORTERS FROM CD OURENSE ET DU REAL OVIEDO

Police intervened as two mobs of supporters clashed in the city centre of Ourense.
Nobody was arrested said police.

Argentina: Newell's Old Boys - Belgrano - 01/02/2013

Source : http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com

Player hit in face by police during Argentina fan riot

A visiting Belgrano player was hit in the face by a truncheon (1:01 in the video) as riot police tried to control rioting fans near the end of his team's 2-0 defeat at Newell's Old Boys in Rosario.

Defender Gaston Turus intervened as Belgrano players attempted to calm their supporters who were fighting with home fans at the Marcelo Bielsa stadium in Rosario, 300km northwest of Buenos Aires, in Friday night's match.

"The cops bashed me," Turus, who lay on the ground for two minutes after being struck and needed treatment to a deep cut below his left eye, was quoted as saying by La Nacion. Team-mate Luciano Lollo was shown a red card for attacking a policeman.

After an interruption of nearly 10 minutes the match resumed and Maximiliano Urruti scored Newell's second goal in the ninth minute of added time. Argentina striker Ignacio Scocco had put the home side ahead in the first half.

Fighting among supporters continued outside the stadium afterwards in the streets of Rosario, a hotbed of fan violence this year.

A friendly between the city's two big rivals Newell's and Rosario Central, relegated to the second-tier Primera B Nacional championship in 2010, was called off in January due to bomb attacks on the premises of both clubs.

As a result of another violent incident in Buenos Aires, the death of a man after a fight between rival gangs of Tigre supporters last week, their team's home match against All Boys on Sunday will be played behind closed doors.

France : GFC Ajaccio - AS Monaco - 02/03/2013

Source : http://www.globalpost.com

Saturday's incident compounded an ugly weekend for Corsican football with GFC Ajaccio's Ligue 2 clash with Monaco on Friday marred by reports of home fans attacking the officials, who also complained of being verbally assaulted by members of the island club.

Argentina : Gimnasia La Plata - Nueva Chicago - 02/03/2013

Source : Goal.com

Fan killed in brawl at Argentinian match

Another episode of violence between supporters has lead to the death of a man before a second division match on Saturday
A 31-year-old man has been killed following clashes between rivals sets of fans in La Plata, Argentina, prior to the game between Gimnasia and Nueva Chicago.

Police sources identified the victim as Julio Vizaci - known to locals as 'El Topo' - after he was hit by a bullet to his abdominal area and taken to San Martin hospital, where he died.

Meanwhile, an 11-year-old is in stable condition after being injured in the same clash, and was transferred to Sor Maria Ludovica hospital after being shot in the waist.

The fan confrontations took place along Pereyra Iraola Avenue, between the zoo and Museum of Natural Science, just before Gimnasia's 4-0 victory over Chicago.

Saturday's incidents were preceeded by violence between River Plate and Tigre supporters the previous week, when 14 people were wounded, including three critically.

Tigre (Argentina) - Palmeiras (Brazil) - Copa Libertadores - 06/03/2013

Source : http://msn.foxsports.com

Palmeiras fans attack team after loss

Palmeiras goalkeeper Fernando Prass was injured when team fans frustrated by a defeat in the Copa Libertadores confronted players at an airport in Argentina on Thursday.

Prass had to be treated for cuts to his head and ear, but no one was seriously hurt in the altercation before the team's return to Brazil. Palmeiras said three fans were detained in Argentina but were later released.

The supporters, wearing jerseys from the team's biggest fan group, faced the players while they were waiting to board their flight back to Sao Paulo after a 1-0 loss to Tigre.

The small group of fans tried to attack the players and security guards had to intervene, according to Brazilian media with the team. Chile playmaker Jorge Valdivia had to hide near the airport's bathroom, surrounded by security guards.

Brazilian media reported that Valdivia had been criticized by fans during the team's warm-up at the stadium and allegedly retaliated with obscene gestures. Midfielder Wesley also was targeted by the supporters at the airport.

''They threw a cup at Valdivia and it hit me,'' Prass said through his Twitter account. ''I got three stitches in the head and a cut in my ear.''

Prass had to stay in Argentina because of the injuries and didn't immediately return with the rest of the squad. A team doctor stayed with him.

The sports daily Lance showed a video in which captain Henrique and reserve goalkeeper Bruno tried to talk with some of the fans to calm them down.

The confrontation caused a brief disruption at Jorge Newbery Airport. After arriving in Sao Paulo, the team left the local airport through a special exit which kept players from having contact with fans and journalists.

Palmeiras president Paulo Nobre called those involved in the confrontation ''irrational bandits.''

''What happened today is unacceptable and Palmeiras will not tolerate this type of attitude,'' he said at a news conference.

He said he would cut all the benefits being given to the team's organized fan groups, including free tickets to away matches. He also defended Valdivia, saying the player has the team's full support, and said local authorities need to act to help contain fan violence.

Jose Maria Marin, the president of the Brazilian football federation, said the incident ''hurts the country's image.''

Sports Ministry Aldo Rebelo said these episodes ''can't happen again'' and that football is damaged by these fans.

''The clubs can't be subjected to this kind of violence,'' he said.

Palmeiras is the fourth most-popular club in Brazil with about 15 million supporters. The Mancha Alviverde fan group, the team's biggest, has about 7,000 members.

Palmeiras lost after conceding a last-minute goal, dropping to second-to-last in Group 2 of the Copa Libertadores.

It was not the first time that Palmeiras, the Brazilian team with the most national titles, had problems with radical fan groups. Players received death threats before the team's relegation to the second division last year and the team's store was lit on fire. This year, reserve player Fabinho Capixaba was assaulted by fans on a street.

In 2008, coach Vanderlei Luxemburgo injured his arm in a confrontation with supporters at an airport in Brazil, and a year later former Brazil striker Vagner Love left the club after being threatened by a fan group, as did playmaker Diego Souza. Last year, midfielder Joao Vitor got into a fight with supporters who waited for him to leave the club headquarters to criticize him.

Nottingham Forest - Wolverhampton - 09/03/2013

Source : http://www.expressandstar.com

Wolves fans arrested over trouble at Nottingham match



Three Wolves fans have been arrested following disturbances at today’s game with Nottingham Forest at the City Ground.

Nottinghamshire Police confirmed one arrest was for an away fan letting off a flare inside the stadium and two further arrests were for section 5 public order offences.

It was reported prior to the game some 200 Wolves fans gathered in a Wetherspoons pub in Market Square in Nottingham city centre.

Police then planned to escort the group two miles from the city centre to the City Ground but while doing so a smoke bomb was set off by one visiting supporter.

Nottinghamshire Police spokesman Paul Coffey said: “During this police escort a smoke bomb was set off but no arrest was made at the time. After the game started three arrests were made. One was for a visiting supporter setting off a flare and two were related to section 5 public order offences for abuse towards stewards.”

Bulgaria : Botev Plovdiv - Levski Sofia - 09/03/2013

Source : www.focus-fen.net + local press

Five football fans injured during match in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv

According to preliminary data five people were injured in a fight of football fans during football match between Botev Plovdiv and Levski Sofia, press centre of the Ministry of Interior announced.
Three of the injured have been discharged from the hospital after undergone medical examination. The rest two are still at the hospital.

Argentina : San Martín - Racing Club - 10/03/2013

Source : Reuters

Another match of the Argentine league was abandoned amid further fan violence

Racing Club's match at San Martin was abandoned when the home side's fans rioted in another incident of the violence afflicting Argentine soccer this year.

Racing were coasting to a 3-0 victory when referee Carlos Maglio abandoned Saturday's "Final" championship match in the 87th minute with hooligans hurling objects onto the pitch and attempting to break down perimeter fencing.

Police failed in their efforts to try to stop the violence with fire hoses.

The Argentine Football Association is widely expected to confirm a Racing win that will keep San Martin, from the western Andean province of San Juan, deep in relegation trouble after 13 matches without a victory.

Media reports said San Martin coach Gabriel Perrone, who during the week suggested his team's rivals were favoured by referees after last weekend's 3-0 defeat at champions Velez Sarsfield, had handed in his resignation.

Racing have only four points from their previous four matches in the championship, the second of two in the Argentine season. San Martin have three.

There was a rarefied atmosphere ahead of Saturday's match in San Juan with reports suggesting Racing might want to throw the game, allowing San Martin to win, in order to put their bitter rivals Independiente in greater danger of relegation.

Independiente face the possibility of the drop for the first time in June as they are in the bottom three of the relegation standings, a separate table with teams' average points over three seasons.

There have been two deaths in the last week as a result of football-related violence in Argentina.

France : Roye-Noyon - AS Beauvais - 02/03/2013

Source : http://www.foot-national.com

Troubles boke out in the pitch but also the interraces, opposing supporters from both sides.

Roda JC - Feyenoord - 10/03/2013

Source : http://www.telegraaf.nl + www.sportdome.nl

Police charged after the game when supporters tried to leave the stadium.
Three supporters were arrested and another one was transfered to the hospital.
Before the game, police have stopped a bus full with 60 Feyenoord hardcore. They were drunk and under drugs.
The bus was sent back to Rotterdam.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Belgium : Waasland-Beveren - Germinal Beerschot - 09/03/2013

Source : http://www.7sur7.be + http://s8.gva.be + mail

Angry Beerschot supporters

Now, everything is clear, Germinal Beerschot will play play down against CS Bruges so save their life in 1st division.
But due to the last defeat in Waasland-Beveren, Beerschot supporters bacame angry and caused troubles.

Schalke 04 - Borussia Dortmund - 09/03/2013

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

The game was classified as a high risks one by police.
6.000 Dortmund supporters made the trip to Gelsenkirchen.

Translation Underground Fans (c)




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Source : http://www.bild.de

Before kick-off Dortmund supporters used a large amound of firecrackers.




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Source : http://www.derwesten.de

Before the game, 101 Dortmund supporters were arrested.
Damages were caused in a bus propose to reach the stadium.
Troubles also broke out at the essen train station.

FSV Mainz 05 - Bayer Leverkusen - 09/03/2013

Source : http://www.wiesbadener-kurier.de

After the defeat 1-0 in Mainz, Leverkusen supporters damaged one of their busses.
Police have stopped all busses and the troublemakers were controlled and maybe they will be fined.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

1. FC Kaiserslautern II - SV Waldhof Mannheim - 06/03/2013

Source : http://www.lampertheimer-zeitung.de + http://www.rheinpfalz.de

14 policemen wounded and 62 arrests

Riots broke out before and after this game, outside the stadium and at the train station said police who intervened several times.
About 850 Mannheim supporters made the trip for this game and about 200 to 300 Kaiserslautern troublemakers were also present said police.
At the train station both sides tried to clash so police used pepper sprays.
Detonators and bottles were exchanged. Several policemen were wounded.
At the stadium supporters tried to broke out security line and four supporters were arrested.
After the game, police baton charged and used pepper sprays to avoid any fight between rival supporters.
Other arrests were made the train station.
Two police vehicles were also damaged.

Translation Underground Fans (c)