Season 14/15 - August

Galatasaray SK - Fenerbahce SK - Supercup - 25/08/2014

Source : http://www.cnnturk.com

Troubles opposed supporters where several Galatasaray supporters were wounded.

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Alianza Lima (Peru) - Barcelona SC (Ecuador) - Copa Nissan Sudamericana - 27/08/2014

Source : http://www.elpopular.pe

Violences at Jorge Chavez airport, where Lima fans attacked Barcelona players.
Ruben Israël, the trainer, was punched and players reacted to protect him.
Three persons were arrested.

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Battipagliese - Cavese - Italian Cup - 27/08/2014

Source : http://www.resport.it

Riots opposed supporters after this cup game.
Three men were wounded.

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Bayer Leverkusen - FC Copenhagen - 28/08/2014

Source : Mail

FCK

Legia Warszawa - FK Aktobe - 28/08/2014

Source : http://metro.co.uk

Legia Warsaw fans hit out of Uefa with brilliant display during Europa League tie



Legia Warsaw fans are still pretty angry about their side being booted out of the Champions League and have made their feelings known to Uefa in an incredible way.

Despite the Polish side’s 6-1 aggregate victory over Celtic in the third qualifying round,
Legia were kicked out of the competition for briefly fielding a suspended player in the tie.

Celtic were reinstated in their place, although failed to make it through to the group stages after losing to Slovenian outfit Maribor in their play-off on Tuesday.

Legia even mocked the Hoops on Twitter after the defeat.

But now, Legia fans have taken things to a new level, putting on this amazing display ahead of their Europa League play-off tie against Aktobe.

The giant banner featured a huge pig in the centre of the Uefa logo, with the words: ‘6<1. Because football doesn’t matter. Money does.’

Uefa may not be getting a Christmas card from Warsaw this year…

Legia Warsaw fans risk UEFA rap after unfurling huge pig banner in protest over Celtic saga - 29/08/2014

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

FANS of the Polish club unfurled the massive banner during their 2-0 victory over Aktobe of Kazakhstan last night - a result which secures their place in the Europa League group stages.

LEGIA WARSAW are likely to find themselves in further trouble with UEFA after fans unveiled a banner blasting the football chiefs.

The Polish champions eased into the Europa League group stages last night after a 2-0 victory over Aktobe of Kazakhstan.

Legia advanced 3-0 on aggregate but their banner display in Warsaw could lead to further sanctions.

They were, of course, thrown out of the Champions League despite beating Celtic 6-1 on aggregate after playing the ineligible Bartosz Bereszynski for the final three minutes of their third-qualifying round return leg.

Last night defiant Legia fans hit back with a banner displaying a huge pig in the centre of the UEFA logo, with a 6-1 scoreline and the words: ‘Because football doesn’t matter. Money does.’

The club could now face further punishment from European football’s governing body.

On the field, leading 1-0 from last week’s play-off round first leg in Kazakhstan, Legia advanced courtesy of goals from Michal Kucharczyk after 26 minutes and a penalty midway through the second period from Ivica Vrdoljak.

Yesterday, Legia chief Dariusz Mioduski insisted he does not want a Europa League rematch with Celtic over fears it could cause major security risk.


Celtic vs LEGIA

Bradford City - Leeds United - 27/08/2014

Source : http://hereisthecity.com

Leeds United fans have reacted angrily to the club's latest defeat to Bradford City.



Leeds

Astra Ploiesti - Lyon - 28/08/2014

Source : Mail

Lyon

Argentina : Hooligan scene has changed - 29/08/2014

Source : http://www.buenosairesherald.com

The football hooligan scene has changed in the last few years and so must the way of combating them. Instead of fighting gangs of other clubs, they fight each other for the spoils of their dirty dealings. At least there is a reason for while fighting hooligans of other clubs makes no sense except, as mentioned before, they are just wild animals with little brain capacity.
As a result of this change, the way to combat hooligans must also change, most importantly by stopping all channels of funds getting to them as this is today the main reason for being a hooligan. Clubs and police must not give them any type of help, the Argentine FA (AFA) must be intervened, authorities must stop them being parking attendants at matches and their drug dealings, etc. But none of this will happen as club officials, the government and politicians need them for their political ends.
While government security secretary, Sergio Berni continues to struggle with the idea of letting visiting team fans into stadiums for fear of fighting with local fans (hooligans), the fights are internal gang struggles and, in any case, the prohibition is no use because fans of the visiting team can get tickets as neutrals. Berni also said that if he found that the AFA were giving hooligans World Cup tickets, he would stop police going to local soccer matches — which would have stopped play. He never did try to find out — which Brazilian authorities managed to do in far less time, finding tickets stamped by the AFA — and continues to send police to matches.
Not long before the start of the World Cup, the game’s international federation, FIFA sent packets containing thousands of tickets to the AFA which had no identifying names on them, although formerly it was said that tickets could only be obtained online with the buyer’s identification. Apparently the AFA sold 1,200 tickets (to whom?). Members of the Hinchas Unidas Argentinas (United Argentine Fans) composed of members from various, mostly lower division. Hooligan club gangs said that only 150 members would go to Brazil, because the AFA gave the rest of the “promised 600 tickets” to gangs of big clubs.
Rafael Di Zeo, former leader of the Boca Juniors gang who walked free from a series of court cases because of his political connections, had said he expected to go with about 500 Boca hooligans. Where were they going to get tickets? “We know where to get them,” he said. An Independiente member (Richard Pavón) has said they had 150 tickets so far given to them by politicians and club officials. Well, Mr. Berni, now you know!
River Plate refuse to ban any of their hooligans from going to matches. One of the leaders (Martín Araujo) of the gang which threatened referee Sergio Pezzota the day River Plate were relegated over three years ago, faces an “unfinished” court investigation although the gang were photographed. Since then he has also been caught with 100 match tickets and 10,000 pesos and said they were given to him by the club. Another gang member (Andrés Fleitas) collected money from fans on match days and let them in through turnstiles which had been freed by the club.
Last year, there was a scandal at River Plate due to tickets reserved for members going to the black market, but club officials, including then president Daniel Passarella, were also under suspicion. The case was close to being solved by prosecutor José Maria Campagnoli when he was taken off the case which had more to do with his another investigation of money being smuggled out of the country connected with the government. Now the only one being investigated is Passarella for fraud, but no hooligans pointed at by Campagnoli’s investigation. One of the suspected hooligans said: “As long as Cristina is here, nothing will happen to us.”
Campagnoli had also proved the links between hooligans, politicians, club officials and the police when he was taken off the case and suspended for some ridiculous judicial procedure mistake.
Earlier, a very similar case occurred at Boca Juniors of tickets reserved for members going to the black market via their hooligan gang and also the stadium entry system failing just when the hooligan gang entered the stadium for free. Officials and employees were involved. A couple of employees were detained not for long, and no hooligans. Nothing further was heard of the investigation.
These are just a few examples of hooligan and club relations.

KV Oostende - KRC Genk - 30/08/2014

Source : Mail

Genk lads

FC Bruges - RSC Anderlecht - 31/08/2014

Source : Mail

Portsmouth FC - Newport County - 30/08/2014

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

Violence flares up during Pompey game

FOOTBALL fans clashed during Pompey’s game against Newport.

The fighting allegedly happened between supporters of both teams, before and after the game on Saturday, in which Portsmouth lost 1-0 at Fratton Park.

One man is believed to have suffered from a fractured skull and is being treated in hospital.

Police said that two arrests have been made, and will release further details later.

A Hampshire Constabulary spokesman said: ‘A 20-year-old man from Newport was arrested for being drunk and disorderly.

‘We believe there was a second arrest for an assault at Fratton railway station.

‘The British Transport Police are dealing with this.’

Fans later took to social-networking site Twitter, to criticise the violence.

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

A P0MPEY supporter who suffered from a fractured skull when he was attacked after the club’s defeat to Newport County has thanked fellow fans for their support.

Harry Davis had 10 stitches after football fans clashed following the game at Fratton Park on Saturday afternoon.

He spent the weekend in Queen Alexandra Hospital in Cosham following the incident at Fratton rail station.

British Transport Police have confirmed that a 33-year-old man from Newport was arrested on suspicion of grevious bodily harm and has been bailed until Wednesday, October 1.

Meanwhile, Hampshire Police have confirmed that a 20-year-old man from Newport has been charged with being drunk and disorderly after violence flared before and after the match.

Harry had a visit from Pompey’s Chief Executive Mark Catlin yesterday.

On his Twitter feed, just after midnight yesterday, Harry said: ‘10 stitches and a fractured skull later and I’m being given a bed and put under watch for 24 hours. Thanks everyone for the support.’

Borussia Dortmund - Bayer Leverkusen - 23/08/2014

Source : http://www.focus.de

Some BVB ultras, Desperados, fronted Bayer supporters.

Argentina : Godoy Cruz - River Plate - 25/08/2014

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

When River Plate scored its 4th goal, Godoy Cruz broke down a gate to confront away fans.
More than fifty seats were ripped off and fourteen supporters arrested.

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Sparta Prague - FC Zwolle - 28/08/2014

Source : http://www.ed.nl

Zwolle supporters who were in the city centre said Prague police showed their guns when they used firecrackers.

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PEC Zwolle fans

FC Bruges - Grasshopper Zürich - 28/08/2014

Source : http://www.hln.be

Ten Zurich supporters were arrested by belgian police because they have stolen things, they threw cans and used firecrackers.

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FC Augsburg - Borussia Dortmund  - 29/08/2014

Source : http://www.augsburger-allgemeine.de

A fight broke out after the game, opposing four Dortmund fans to locals.
One of them, from Munich, was wounded and transfered to the hospital.

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Den Bosch - Jong Ajax - 29/08/2014

Source : http://nos.nl

Police avoided a fight opposing rival hooligans.
Hundred Den Bosch hooligans, joined by their friends from Standard LIège (Belgium), were inside a pub and did not enter the stadium.
One helicopter was present.
Dozens of Ajax supporters' cars were stopped by police.
It seems Ajax hooligans were there with a hundred.

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BFC Dynamo - Union Berlin II- 29/08/2014

Source : http://www.morgenpost.de

After the game, two supporters firms clashed in the Greifswalder Straße and the Eberswalderstraße.
Police separated both firms with their truncheons and pepper sprays but also with dog handlers.
One supporter was bitten.
Two policemen were wounded.

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César Vallejo (Peru) - Millonarios FC (Colombia) - Copa Nissan Sudamericana - 29/08/2014

Source : http://www.antena2.com.co

Millonarios supporters clashed with peruvian police.

1. FC Union - 1. FC Nürnberg - 30/08/2014

Source : http://www.tagesspiegel.de

Severe fights opposed hundred supporters from both sides.
Seven people were wounded and 31 other ones arrested.
Police intervened with pepper sprays and truncheons, being pelted with missiles.
Two plainted clothes policemen were wounded, including one who was transfered to the hospital.
After the game, police intervened at the train station with dog handlers.

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AS Monaco - Lille OSC - 30/08/2014

Source : http://sports.orange.fr

Saturday night, after the game, a small small opposed supporters from both sides and one woman was wounded at her leg by a firecracker.

Vfb Stuttgart - 1.FC Köln - 30/08/2014

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

Stuttgart supporters mobbed up before the game to reach the stadium.

Paraguay : River Plate - Resistencia - 30/08/2014

Source : http://d10.paraguay.com

After the game, a fight broke out, opposing supporters from both sides so police intervened with rubber bullets and many supporters were wounded.

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Austria : Rheindorf Altach - SV Ried - 30/08/2014

Source : http://www.regionews.at

Before the game, Ried drunken fans provoked locals.
Inside the stadium, locals also caused troubles and after the game, Altach supporters provoked Ried fans who were inside their busses, who went out of them to confront locals.
One policeman was wounded when police intervened.

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