Season 13/14 - February

Honduras : Olimpia - Motagua - 02/02/2014

Source : http://www.diez.hn + http://www.laprensa.hn

Supporters from both teams clashed in the stands of Tiburcio Carias Andino stadium.
On fan lied on the floor when he was punched and kicked, and then transfered to the hospital.
Police intervened.

Translation Underground Fans

KV Oostende - KSC Lokeren - Cup - 05/02/2014

Source : http://www.dhnet.be

Fights erupted in the terraces and the referee stopped the game for a few minutes so police forces needed to intervene to avoid a pitch invasion.
It takes 13 minutes to containe these supporters.
NAC Breda hardcore were present with their Lokeren friends.

Germany: 53 Koln supporters under stadium bans - 07/02/2014

Source : http://www.spiegel.de

Following the inquiry of police after the Koln - Schalke game, played in January, 53 Koln supporters received stadium bans for the next game against Paderborn.

France : AS Cannes - AS Valence - 07/02/2014

Source : http://www.nicematin.com


A fight broke out this Friday night shortly before kick off, in the car park and opposing thirty supporters from both sides so police intervened do disperse them.
Later, in Ranquin train station, a train was pelted with missiles.

O. Marseille - SC Bastia - 08/02/2014

Source : http://www.bfmtv.com

Tension was high when 600 Bastia fans arrived in the Velodrome stadium.
One home made bomb was used and a police car was damaged.




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Source : Mail

Bastia fans on their way to Marseille





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Source : omfans.fr

CU84 vs stewards

Hamburger SV - Hertha BSC - 08/02/2014

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



After they lost 3-0 against Hertha Berlin, local supporters attacked their own players.
On the car park supporters damaged vehicles of these players.
About 200 angry fans mobbed up outside the stadium.
A fight also broke out, opposing rival fans. One HSV fan was wounded.
Later, a fight also opposed HSV fans and one 34 years old man was slashed.

Translation Underground Fans

FC Nurnberg - Bayern Munich - 08/02/2014

Source : http://www.abendzeitung-muenchen.de + http://www.nordbayern.de

After 20 minutes, Nurnberg supporters showed the Sudkurve banner stolen a few years ago to Bayern rivals.
These last ones became angry so police took position to calm them down.






Bayern


Nuremberg

Cyprus (basket) : APOEL Nicosia - Apollon Limassol - 08/02/2014

Source : http://www.foni-lemesos.com

Serious troubles erupted in the stands, opposing rival fans who exchanged firecrackers which some of them ended in the field.
This final was stopped for 45 minutes.

Translation Underground Fans

PSV Eindhoven - FC Twente - 08/02/2014

Source : http://www.tvenschedefm.nl

On their way back from a game played in PSV, five Twente supporters were arrested by police.
They travelled by coach with other supporters when one of them stopped the bus to urinate.
Police tried to arrest him so others fans reacted and police used their truncheons.
Five people were arrested.

Translation Underground Fans

SS Lazio - AS Roma - 09/02/2014

Source : Mail

Eintracht Frankfurt - Eintracht Braunschweig - 08/02/2014

Source : Mail

Chile : Santiago Wanderers - Universidad de Chile - 09/02/2014

Source : http://www.101greatgoals.com + http://www.latercera.com

Santiago Wanderers fans beat up riot police during the match with Universidad de Chile last weekend

The sight of rioting fans getting into clashes with armed police in South American football matches isn’t a new phenomenon by any means, however the scenes at the big match in Chile’s top flight last weekend were definitely out of the ordinary.

Round six of the season saw Santiago Wanderers claim a 2-1 win over local powerhouse Universidad de Chile, but a large section of the home fans missed the action on the field as they battled with riot police in the stands.

With the Wanderers fans causing trouble, a band of around 10 riot police, armed with shields and batons, were deployed to try and contain the crowd but their efforts failed badly.

Outnumbered by the massive crowd of home supporters, the Wanderers fans gained confidence through their numbers, and it wasn’t log before the gang of supporters began attacking retreating policemen in a chaotic incident.

Malaysia : Pahang FA - Johor FC - 07/02/2014

Source : http://www.thestar.com.my

There were incidents of both sets of supporters taunting each other during and after JDT’s Super League match against Pahang in Kuantan on Friday. A bus ferrying the visiting fans was also pelted with stones outside the stadium. A football fan sustained cuts above his left eye following a clash.

France : Le Havre AC - Nîmes Olympique - 07/02/2014

Source : http://www.francebleu.fr

The thirty or so Nîmes Gladiators said policemen used their truncheons without any reasons outside the stands.
One supporter has a broken arm and several others are also injured.
Police said these supporters sung against police and that is the reason of this reaction.
Two supporters were arrested.

Hellas Verona - Juventus Turin - 09/02/2014

Source : http://www.ansa.it + www.gazzetta.it

One Juventus fan was arrested by police with a weapon before the game.
Clashes also erupted in the stands.

Translation Underground Fans

AS Monaco - Paris SG - 09/02/2014

Source : http://www.pariskop.fr

More than 700 Paris supporters were present with tickets but...only a part of them had the right the enter the stadium.
So, about fifty of them stayed outside the stadium, in front of police.



PSG


Monaco

Chile : Unión Española - Colo Colo - 09/02/2014

Source : http://www.lanacion.cl

One water-canon was used at the entrance of away stand as Colo Colo supporters tried to enter using violence.
Troubles continued in the stands and 34 supporters were arrested.

Translation Underground Fans

AS Cannes - Montpellier - Cup - 11/02/2014

Source : http://www.sport.fr

Clashes broke out, opposing French CRS to Montpellier supporters in the away stand.
One supporter was wounded at one leg by one home made bomb.
During the night, five Montpellier fans were arrested, and five policemen were wounded.













Supporters injured by rubber bullets

SSC Napoli - AS Roma - Cup - 12/02/2014

Source : http://www.tgcom24.mediaset.it + http://www.ilmattino.it

As feared, troubles broke out inside and outside the San Paolo stadium.
Before kick off, dozens of Napoli fans tried to reach Roma fans' (600) escort.
Near Tecchio place, supporters thrown firecrackers, detonators and rocks in direction of police.
One kiosq was set on fire.
Later, bottles were thrown at two police cars, which were damaged.
Two policemen and two firemen were injured.
Inside the stadium, local tifosi thrown dozens of detonators.

Translation Underground Fans

Greece : Police sue coast guard officers over hooligan attack at Piraeus Port - 13/02/2014

Source : http://www.ekathimerini.com

Nine riot police officers have sued coast guard officers assigned at Piraeus Port earlier this week after suffering injuries in an attack in the early hours of Tuesday by a gang of hooligans who thought they were fans of a rival team.

The Greek Police said that a squad of 28 riot officers were returning to Athens from Crete, where they had been dispatched to guard the Greek Basketball Cup final on Sunday night between Athens's Panathinaikos and Thessaloniki club Aris. They were not in uniform as they were off duty. When disembarking at Piraeus in the early hours of Tuesday, the riot officers said they were attacked by a group of some 80 to 100 hooligans believed to belong to Piraeus club Olympiakos, which has a long-standing rivalry with Panathinaikos.

Investigators believe that the gang of hooligans had mistaken the officers for Panathinaikos fans returning from the game.

Clashes between fans of the two teams are frequent and have led to casualties.

Nine officers were injured in the attack, in which the assailants used wooden clubs, screwdrivers and other makeshift weapons. They said that coast guard officers on the scene did nothing to thwart the assault and had failed to inform police that the hooligans were gathered at the port.

The Coast Guard, meanwhile responded to the accusations by saying that the Greek Police had not informed it that a squad of riot officers was arriving on the morning ferry from Crete.

No one has been arrested in connection with the incident.

Spain : Atletico Madrid fined €600 after Ronaldo hit by lighter - 14/02/2014

Source : http://www.goal.com

The capital club have been sanctioned for "reprehensible behaviour" after the Portuguese was struck with a missile thrown from the crowd after the first half of Tuesday's game

Atletico Madrid have been fined €600 (£500) by the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) after one of their fans threw a cigarette lighter at Cristiano Ronaldo.

The Portuguese was leaving the pitch after scoring both goals in a 2-0 Copa del Rey derby win for Real Madrid over their city rivals on Tuesday, which booked his side's place in the final of the competition.

He was pelted by missiles as made his way to the tunnel at half-time and was struck on the head with the lighter when talking to team-mate Sergio Ramos.

Both Iker Casillas and Atletico spokesman Clemente Villaverde were quick to condemn those responsible for their actions and the club have now been slapped with a fine plus a warning over further incidents.

"It's reprehensible behaviour on the part of the spectator," the RFEF's judge said.

Villareal - Celta Vigo - 15/02/2014

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

Villarreal's game with Celta Vigo suspended as tear gas is thrown on to El Madrigal pitch

Villarreal's La Liga match at home to Celta Vigo was halted shortly before the final whistle and delayed by about half an hour after what appeared to be a tear gas canister was thrown on to the pitch on Saturday.
Celta were leading 1-0 at the Madrigal and there were about three minutes left when the canister, which local media said contained tear gas, landed near the visitors' goal and began spewing out a thick cloud of white smoke.
Both sets of players, some of whom were clearly suffering from the effects of the gas, retreated inside the stadium and fans quickly left the ground, with many covering their mouths and noses and in obvious distress.
Celta goalkeeper Yoel Rodriguez was seen running away from the smoke rubbing his eyes.
The visitors were leading 1-0 when the game was interrupted after Fabian Orellana's score in the
The game was restarted and Celta's Manuel Agudo scored off a free kick in the 90th minute to give the visitors a 2-0 victory.
Villarreal president Fernando Roig said police are looking for the person who threw the bomb. He said the device had released tear gas and was similar to ones used by police.
'Villarreal condemns and laments what has happened,' Roig said. 'This type of act in no way represents our fan base, which is calm and controlled. I am convinced that this was done by someone who came from outside to hurt Villarreal.'
Villarreal midfielder Bruno Soriano added, 'These things can't happen in our house. I hope the person is found.'
Celta coach and former Barcelona player Luis Enrique said he had never experienced anything like it in a game before.
'Everyone thought it was a flare, but when we saw (goalkeeper) Yoel (Rodriguez's) eyes, which were bright red, we immediately realized that it was something more dangerous,' he said. 'This should never have happened.'

Scotland : Aberdeen fan jailed for 10 months for hurling sectarian abuse about Neil Lennon on way to match at Fir Park - 16/02/2014

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

JAMES BEATTIE, 29, claimed he shouted the comments after he was taunted by Celtic fans as he walked towards Fir Park last August.

AN Aberdeen fan who shouted sectarian abuse about Celtic manager Neil ­Lennon has been jailed for 10 months.

James Beattie, 29, was on his way to watch the Dons play Motherwell at Fir Park when he launched the tirade in the street.

He claimed he made the comments after he was taunted by Celtic fans as he walked towards the Lanarkshire ground.

He hit back by branding Lennon a “f***** b******, which was overheard by police.

Beattie, from Markinch, Fife, admitted shouting abusive, sectarian and threatening remarks last August.

He also admitted threatening behaviour at Motherwell police station.

At Hamilton Sheriff Court last week, ­Sheriff Vincent Smith handed Beattie a three-year football banning order in addition to the jail term.

This month, Lennon was attacked by Aberdeen fans at Tynecastle in Edinburgh while watching the Dons’ League Cup tie against St Johnstone.

He was spat on and coins and a bottle thrown at him.

Beattie is the seventh opposition fan to be sent to prison in recent years for abusing Lennon.

Hearts supporter John Wilson, 26, was cleared of a pitchside assault on Lennon during a game between Hearts and Celtic in May 2011.

But at Edinburgh Sheriff Court later that year, he was jailed for eight months for a breach of the peace at the same match and handed a five-year football ­banning order.

In 2012, two men were jailed after parcels were posted to Lennon and two other high-profile Celtic fans the previous year after a confrontation between the Celtic manager and Rangers boss Ally McCoist during a bad-tempered Old Firm game.

Trevor Muirhead, 44, and Neil McKenzie, 43, were found guilty of conspiracy to assault Lennon, former MSP Trish Godman and the late lawyer Paul McBride QC. ­Muirhead and McKenzie were each jailed for five years. After the incident at ­Tynecastle this month, Lennon angrily ­dismissed claims he brings abuse on ­himself.

He said: “I am no more confrontational than any other manager in the SPFL.

“However, when it’s an issue regarding me, it seems to be imbalanced.

“I can handle myself but I’m not a street fighter. I live my life as quietly as I can away from football but I’m in the public eye.

“It’s hard to undo that but I’ve been staying away from flashpoints and controversy.”

Manchester City - Chelsea FC - 15/02/2014

Source : http://terracelife.co.uk

Scuffles erupted between fans and stewards as 6,000 Chelsea fans invade Manchester.

Mexico : Rayados de Monterrey - Club León - 15/02/2014

Source : http://www.thestar.com.my + http://laaficion.milenio.com

Crowd violence mars Leon's win at Monterrey

exican champions Leon beat Monterrey 2-0 away to end a run of four league matches without winning but their victory was marred by crowd violence from the home side's fan group called The Addiction.

Fans fought a running battle with riot police on the terraces in the final 10 minutes of Saturday's match at the Tecnologico in the northern city of Monterrey noted for its drugs-related violence.

Fans who tried to jump on to the pitch were caught by police, handcuffed and left lying at the foot of the terraces until order was restored, according to pictures posted on the Record sports website.