Season 13/14 - November

AC Amiens - Paris SG B - 02/11/2013

Source : http://www.courrier-picard.fr

About 250 Auteuil ultras were present to that game, including a lot of them with stadium bans.
After several minutes and local provocations, skirmishes broke out and french CRS intervened.

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Panathinaikos - Olympiakos  - 02/11/2013

Source : http://www.gazzetta.gr

Several firecrackers were used in terraces and some of them were thrown into the pitch.
Flags stolen to rivals were also burned.
Pana could be fined by greek authorities.

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OGC Nice - Bordeaux - 03/11/2013

Source : http://www.nicematin.com

One 20 years old Nice fans, already stadium banned, was arrested by police, throwing rocks in direction of Bordeaux supporters' bus, which left the Allianz Riviera stadium.

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Viktoria Plzeň - Bayern Munich - 05/11/2013

Source : http://plzen.idnes.cz

Police intervened due to a fight which opposed supporters from both sides.
Seven supporters, including 6 from Germany, were arrested.

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Napoli - O.Marseille - 05/11/2013

Source : http://www.globalpost.com

Naples police on high alert for Marseille clash

Police in Naples are on high alert in anticipation of possible violent clashes surrounding the Champions League match between Serie A side Napoli and Marseille later Wednesday.

Over 800 visiting supporters have bought tickets for the Group F fixture, which has caught the attention of authorities in Italy following violence in Marseille two weeks ago when Napoli defeated the struggling French side 2-1.

Sporadic clashes in and around the stadium on October 22, when Napoli fans clashed with French police prior to kick-off, led to several arrests and some fans suffering minor injuries.

Inside Marseille's Velodrome stadium, Marseille fans unveiled banners aimed at provoking Napoli's hard-line 'ultras' and the violence resumed at half-time with Napoli fans launching rocket flares and ripped-up seats at their rivals.

On Thursday, close to 1000 police officers were deployed in Naples as visiting fans, 450 of whom arrived on three chartered flights from Marseille in the afternoon, touched down in the city.

Some French fans had already arrived at the San Paolo stadium four hours prior to kick-off, according to the latest reports, however they were met by a heavy police presence and were shepherded to the away fans' end of the ground.

Napoli, meanwhile, have called for their fans' best behaviour because their San Paolo ground is currently subject to a suspended 'closed doors' ban, meaning they could be forced to play their next league game at home in the event of violence.



Troubles in Marseille

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Source : http://www.calciomercato.napoli.it + http://www.ansa.it

High risk game in Napoli.
Last night, eight italian ultras, from 21 to 39 years old, were arrested in the old part of town, with knives as they tried to attack a group of Marseille fans.
Two Napoli fans were under stadium ban.
Later, police intervened to protest 4 French who were attacked by local tifosi.
Only one French was punched at his face.
They were escorted back to their hotel.

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Source : http://asports.info

Police cache seize a knives from Napoli ultras

Before the match Napoli against Marseille in the Champions League. Scary stories were coming out.
A picture were released by Italian police of at least 18 switchblade knives.

The weapons were taken from Napoli ultras by police before the hooligans were able to find their targets (Marseille fans), there though as  lads are said to be driving around on Vespas, on the prowl to find fights with Marseille supporters.






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

Napoli fans attack Marseille bus



Napoli fans attacked the Marseille team bus and pelted it with stones on Wednesday, according to reports emanating from Italy.

Media reports in the peninsula claim that ahead of the sides' Champions League Group F game in Naples, home fans attacked the French outfit's bus with rocks and smashed a window in the process.

However, Marseille defender Souleymane Diawara said after the match that he did not notice the damage caused to their bus until after he had got off it.

"I did not hear anything because I was listening to music," the 34-year-old told RMC. "I did not see the broken window until I left the bus. When you're focused on the game, you don't notice anything around you.

"There was a great atmosphere at the stadium. However, everybody had told me that Naples would be hell, so I had expected an ever more hostile reception."

A OM fan bus, full of weapons, was stopped by the police. 55 fans were arrested.

Ukraine : Vorskla Poltava - Metalist Kharkov - 03/11/2013

Source : http://www.expres.ua

Metalist supporters ripped 340 seats off, throwing them at police.
Then, they set fire to other seats and firemen intervened.

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Chelsea FC - Schalke 04 - 06/11/2013

Source : http://www.sport.de

German police stopped 4 Schalke hooligans to take the flight from Koln/Bonn airport to reach London.
Police said they are well know for hooliganism.

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Zenit St Petersburg - FC Porto - 06/11/2013

Source : Mail

Bulgaria: FC Beroe - Lokomotiv Plovdiv - 03/11/2013

Source : mail (thanks to the sender)

A 200 firm from Lokomotiv Plovdiv arrived by train in Stara Zagora. Before leaving Plovdiv it was a fight against the police because some of the boys had no tickets and it was a significant amount of alcohol found.
After arriving in Stara Zagora Lokomotiv Plovdiv mob were put on special coaches and taken straight to the ground.
Some lads managed to escape the police escort and went in the side streets looking for Beroe.
A fight took place for a few minutes which ended up with 3 Beroe in hospital and one Plovdiv injured.
After the game Lokomotiv Plovdiv continued causing trouble so a few people got arrested.

Football yobs given banning orders after post-match brawl between Crystal Palace and Peterborough fans - 07/11/2013

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

Six Crystal Palace fans have been given football banning orders after attacking Peterborough fans at an away match last year.

The supporters had travelled from Crawley, Croydon and Epsom to the game on November 10 last year which Palace won 2-1.

After the game there was a fight between the defendants and rival fans.

Declan Clarke, 22 of Miles Road, Epsom, Michael Steer, 20 of Britton Crescent, South Croydon, James Butler, 22, of Beech Crescent in Crawley and Hayden Johnson, 20 of Wentworth Way, Sanderstead all pleaded guilty to affray.

Richard Jones, 47, of Montpellier, Weston-super-Mare and Brian Smith, 42, of Baylis Walk, Crawley, pleaded guilty to threatening behaviour.

Each defendant was given a three month suspended sentence for two years, 100 hours unpaid work and £500 costs.

Butler and Clarke were given five year banning orders with the others getting ones for three years.

England : Man from Odd Down in Bath charged with Bristol City-Rovers derby violence - 04/11/2013

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

A man from Bath has been charged with violent disorder and affray following ugly scenes at a Bristol football derby two months ago.

After a coordinated series of raids on Wednesday, police last night charged 33 people in connection with disorder at the Bristol City-Bristol Rovers game in early September.

They will appear at Bristol Magistrates Court later this month.

During the Johnstone's Paint Trophy match between the two city football clubs on September 4 there was trouble immediately before the game and while play went on. At the end of the game, there was a pitch invasion and what police call “further isolated incidents” later in the evening.

James Bagnall, 25, of Shickle Grove, Odd Down, has been charged with violent disorder and affray, and will appear before the court on November 20.

A 25-year-old man from Batheaston, who was arrested on suspicion of a public order offence, has been released without charge.

Atlético Madrid - Austria Wien - 06/11/2013

Source : Mail

Austria On Tour

Denmark : Aalborg - Odense - 02/11/2013

Source : http://www.nordjyske.dk

A fight broke out after the game where 3 OB supporters were arrested.
One 31 years old AaB supporter was also arrested because he was there under a stadium ban.

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1860 Munich II - Bayern Munich II - 06/11/2013

Source : http://www.br.de

High risk derby game which opposed both second Munich teams.
Troubles broke out before, during and after the game.
Before, police intervened to separate both sides who tried to confront.
Then, the game was stopped due to the amount of firecrackers and detonators thrown.
After the game, a fight opposed fifty hooligans.
Fifteen of them were arrested by police.

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FC Copenhagen - Galatasaray - 06/11/2013

Source : http://www.yurtgundemi.com

Troubles erupted in the terraces to police and stewards intervened.
Local ultras were sent out of their stand by Galatasaray supporters.
Three Turkish were arrested.

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Gala

Vitória Guimarães - Real Bétis - 07/11/2013

Source : http://www.ojogo.pt

After their bus was pelted with rocks in Sevilla, portuguese fans were angry and well up for a revenge.
A fight opposed them to a 50-handed Betis mob in the city centre.
One Spanish was wounded. He is a cop.

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Real fan van

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Source : Mail

Gol Sur and United Family Bétis

Chile : brawl with tickets - 07/11/2013

Source : http://www.entornointeligente.com

Colo Colo supporters provoked troubles when tickets for the next derby game against Universidad Chile were sell.

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PSV Eindhoven - Dinamo Zagreb - 06/11/2013

Source : http://www.ed.nl

Finally, 42 Dinamo Zagreb were arrested during the journey, including 15 at the airport and 27 in the city centre.

Crystal Palace - Everton FC - 08/11/2013

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

Distin confronts frustrated fans after Toffees are held to Selhurst stalemate

After a long trip to south London, and with the game delayed by 15 minutes, Everton fans were left disappointed with a goalless draw against bottom club Crystal Palace on Saturday.
It is understood Toffees defender Sylvain Distin walked over to the frustrated Everton crowd at the end of the game after the majority of the two teams had left the field.
Pictures showed the Frenchman speaking to the Blues supporters but the defender has since insisted that he was speaking to one fan in particular.

France : SR Colmar - RC Strasbourg - 08/11/2013

Source : http://www.dna.fr


RCS

Tension was high Friday night for that alsacian derby game.
A first fight broke out at then end of the game and police used pepper sprays.
Later, dozens of supporters clashed in Ampère street where about thirty policemen intervened using gas.
Three locals were arrested: one because he was drunk and two because they invaded the pitch at the end of the game.
A fan (42) lost a finger.





RCS lads

Hannover 96 - Eintracht Braunschweig - 08/11/2013

Source : http://www.mopo.de + http://www.sport1.de

Police feared that game especially because both teams never played each other for the last 37 last years.
Police were right because supporters caused troubles.
After the game, hundreds of Hannover fans tried to reach arch rivals and fronted police, using a water canon.
Before that derby game, that water canon was also used against away hooligans who thrown bottles in direction of police.
Forteen policemen were wounded and more than 50 supporters.
Others were arrested.
Police said, about 850 hooligans (B and C categories) were there for that game, including ones from Hamburg, Bielefeld, Kassel, Berlin (Hertha and Dynamo), Wien, Magdeburg, Mannheim and Basel.

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Source: http://www.globalpost.com

Arrests, violence blight Hanover derby

Some 14 police officers were hurt and four football fans were arrested, with dozens more injured, during trouble before Hanover 96's goalless draw with Eintracht Braunschweig on Friday night.

Just 70 kilometres separate the two north German clubs and tensions ran high for the first Lower Saxony derby in the Bundesliga since April 1976, with promoted Braunschweig coming into the game bottom the league.

Police had deployed dozens of extra officers for the match at the HDI Arena where 47,200 fans had packed into the stadium.

Police used water cannons, batons and pepper spray on fans outside the stadium before kick-off in a bid to keep rival fans apart.

"Police officers had to deal with a significant potential for violence from both sides before the game," said police spokesman Guido Cyrson.

"Due to consistent intervention, we were successfully able to keep the fans apart and officers prevented things getting worse."

Around 850 hooligans, categorised "violent" or "violence-seeking", had been identified in advance of the game by police intelligence.

Violent football supporters from as far afield as Hamburg, Bielefeld, Kassel, Berlin and even Vienna were identified at the game, mixing with both sets of supporters.

During the 90 minutes of the match, both sets of fans set off, one of which burnt on the pitch.

"By doing this, they (the fans) have damaged themselves," fumed Hanover president Martin Kind.

"It's shameful and it's a level (of behaviour) that we cannot accept.

"The question has to be asked how so many pyrotechnics could be brought into the stadium. It is something we have to discuss. It can't go on like this."

The German Football Federation (DFB) are set to investigate.

A controversial set of security regulations, brought in last season by the German Football League (DFL), gives clubs the power to search fans suspected of carrying flares into the stadium.

Despite increased security, incidents of flares being set off at Bundesliga games remain commonplace.

SV Babelsberg - 1.FC Magdeburg - 08/11/2013

Source : http://www.bz-berlin.de

The referee stopped the game twice during 2nd half due to firecrackers and detonators used by away fans.
Second stop took place for 16 minutes.

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Real Madrid - Real Sociedad - 09/11/2013

Source : http://ecodiario.eleconomista.es

Before the game a fight broke out opposing youth and old Ultrassur inside their boozer.
Some of them are angry about the business makes by other ones.
Several people were wounded and damages were caused.
So, no Ultrassur inside the stadium.

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Czech Republic: free fight - 09/11/2013

Source : forum

Sparta Praha (PBh) vs. Sigma Oloumouc(HHZ)
15x15
Prague Boys won

Czech Republic: free fight - 09/11/2013

Source : forum

Sparta Prague (Youth Firm) vs. Bohemians 1905 (Berserk Young)
14x13
Sparta Prague won after 20 seconds