Season 14/15 - April

FC Nantes - O.Marseille - 17/04/2015

Source: http://www.presseocean.fr/

Before the game about twenty Nantes fans attacked a Marseille supporters' van, throwing missiles.
Police charged them and one man was arrested.

Hammarby IF - Djurgårdens IF - 13/04/2015

Source: mail

Djurgårdens mob

CSKA Sofia - Lokomotiv Sofia - 22/04/2015

Source: http://fusion.net/

CSKA Sofia fans break out a Nazi flag and assault their own players after another loss



Before the game, members of Sector G, a CSKA ultra group, voiced their displeasure with a tifo that said, “Let us play this game.” The tifo featured a hooded man controlling a foosball table with CSKA players in place of the usual figurines. A Nazi flag was also on display, visible through the assorted banners and pyro smoke.

After the match, Sector G decided that tifo wasn’t enough to get its point across. The group called players over to their section, telling them they were undeserving of wearing the club’s shirt. Fans broke through stadium fences and police barriers to physically confront CSKA players, stripping some of them of their club colors. Police eventually intervened and escorted the players to the locker room.

In the midst of the altercations, CSKA’s Portuguese winger Toni Silva was reportedly called a monkey by his own fans. On Monday, Silva issued a public statement in response to the incident. He didn’t condemn Sector G. He didn’t call for a change in Bulgarian soccer culture. Instead, he rationalized the fans’ behavior.

“I love CSKA and its fans. What happened after the match with Lokomotiv Sofia was not pleasant. But nevertheless I can understand the emotion of our fans. I’m disappointed and I’m not happy with the loss, but this is football. What happened between me and some supporters was not racist and there are no serious arguments to be called that way. I will forgive those fans who screaming at me and insulted me”

Crvena Zvezda - Partizan - 25/04/2015

Source: http://www.eurosport.com/  + mondo.rs + blic.rs

Partizan hold Red Star in derby marred by crowd trouble

Serbian league leaders Partizan Belgrade held champions and bitter city foes Red Star to a 0-0 draw in a derby match marred by bad crowd trouble before kickoff on Saturday.
The start was delayed for 45 minutes after home Red Star supporters pelted riot police with seats and flares, forcing officers to retreat from the north tier that houses the club's diehard fans. When reinforcements arrived the police went back on to the terraces and pushed the supporters back. One area of the north tier was emptied and when the match, which has a long history of crowd violence, finally got underway it produced a tepid first half with Darko Lazovic going close for Red Star and Stefan Babovic missing a good chance for Partizan. Most of the fireworks were confined to the terraces where both sets of fans lit dozens of flares and hurled several stun grenades on to the athletics track, keeping fire officers busy as they dashed around with buckets of water. Play was again held up for several minutes midway through the second half for billowing smoke to clear after visiting supporters set off fireworks on a warm evening in central Belgrade.

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Source : http://www.supersport.com/

Thirty-five police officers were hurt and 41 fans arrested in a violent Belgrade derby between Red Star and Partizan on Saturday.

"Hooligan behaviour has led to slight injuries to 35 police officers," the Serbian Interior Ministry said in a statement.

"Police reacted professionally and efficiently, quelling a conflict started by fans which could have led to calling the game off and other serious consequences.

"Before, during and after the game, 41 individuals were arrested and police also turned back a van from (the northern city of) Zrenjanin loaded with rocks and bricks."

The match ended in a 0-0 draw that left league leaders Partizan five points clear of second-placed Red Star with six matches remaining.

The start of the game, which has a long history of crowd trouble, was delayed for 45 minutes after home Red Star fans pelted riot police with seats and flares, forcing officers to retreat from the north tier that houses the club's diehard fans.

When reinforcements arrived the police returned to the terraces and pushed the supporters back.

One area of the north tier was emptied and when the match finally got underway it produced a tepid first half with Darko Lazovic going close for champions Red Star and Stefan Babovic missing a good chance for Partizan.

Most of the fireworks were confined to the terraces where both sets of fans lit dozens of flares and hurled several stun grenades on to the athletics track, keeping fire officers busy as they dashed around with buckets of water.

Play was again held up for several minutes midway through the second half for clouds of billowing smoke to clear after visiting supporters set off fireworks on a warm evening in central Belgrade.

Australia : Western Sydney Wanderers - Perth Glory - 25/04/2015

Source: www.smh.com

Western Sydney Wanderers fans pepper sprayed during match

Ugly scenes at Parramatta Stadium marred the Western Sydney Wanderers' final game of the season, with fans of the club being pepper sprayed by NSW Police.

The incident occurred in the active supporters area, the Red and Black Bloc, after a flare was lit during the first half of the 2-1 loss to Perth Glory.

A NSW Police Media spokesman said after a flare was lit in the Wanderers' fan section and the alleged culprit was identified on CCTV, "police went in to get him and unfortunately as they did the crowd sort of turned on them and some capsicum spray had to be used."

But an RBB source, who did not wish to be identified, gave a different version of events.

"When he [the man who lit the flare] turned his back, the cops pulled out the pepper spray and went at him," he said.

"Other people surrounded him saying 'stop' and then other cops started spraying too.

"Some kids were getting pulled out of the bays to go and get water put in their eyes."

He said the RBB then left the stadium in protest at half time, where clashes then continued.

"At half time it was decided that we would leave the stadium - once we were outside, the RBB were in one group chanting - the police were lined up and then suddenly almost simultaneously 5 or 6 of them pulled out cans of pepper spray again and began spraying the front row of people. "

The Police Media spokesman said police had not heard of any incidents outside the stadium.

"We understand that nobody was injured as a result, aside from some secondary contamination."

A spokeswoman for Westmead Hospital said that there we no admissions in relation to capsicum spray and that those cases are usually treated on the scene.

She said there were also no admissions for any other injuries to people who attended the game.

FC Bruges - RSC Anderlecht - 19/04/2015

Source: http://www.7sur7.be/

Anderlecht goalkeeper provoked several times Bruges fans so he was pelted with detonators during the game.

FC Barcelona - Paris SG - 21/04/2015

Source: http://www.cuatro.com/

Some troubles erupted when PSg fans entered the stadium.
Some people were wounded and some others arrested.

Translation Underground Fans

VfB Stuttgart - SC Freiburg - 25/04/2015

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

Police needed to intervene after a fight which opposed 5 VfB supporters to 4 from Freiburg at Stuttgart train station.
Nine supporters, from 17 to 19 years old, were all arrested.

Translation Underground Fans

Torino - Juventus - 26/04/2015

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

Fans left seriously injured after flares thrown during Turin derby

Fans have been injured after flares exploded inside Turin's Oympic Stadium during the Torino-Juventus derby.
The Gazzetta dello Sport reports that 10 fans were injured, two of them seriously, after Juventus supporters threw the fireworks toward Torino fans during the match.
The paper says the injured fans were treated in the stadium and then transported to a local hospital.
Before the game, Torino fans assaulted the bus carrying Juve's players as it approached the stadium, breaking a window.

Preußen Münster - Fortuna Köln - 25/04/2015

Source: http://www.wn.de/

A fight broke out in the M stand opposing Deviants members from Munster and police forces.
One 24 years old fan was arrested and one fan was injured.

Translation Underground Fans

The Netherlands: SC Telstar - RKC Waalwijk - 24/04/2015

Source: http://www.rtvseaport.nl/

At 7.30pm a fight opposed 30RKC fans to 10 from Telstar who were inside a pub.
Two away fans, 22 and 29 years old, were arrested.

Translation Underground Fans

Borussia Dortmund - Eintracht Frankfurt - 25/04/2015

Source: http://www.focus.de/

The day before the game, some 150 Frankfurt supporters provoked troubles in Lunen.
A police car was damaged.

The day of the game, in Dortmund, some 200 Frankfurt fans were inside the city and clashes erupted with 300 Dortmund fans.
Missiles were exchanged from both sides.
Several people were arrested.

RasenBallsport Leipzig II - 1.FC Lokomotive Leipzig - 25/04/2015

Source: http://www.l-iz.de/ + http://www.turus.net/

Before the game, about sixty Loko supporters tried to enter the stadium using violence.
At the end of the game, away fans tried to steal a banner to RB supporters but security intervened.

Translation Underground Fans

1. FC Köln - Bayer 04 Leverkusen - 25/04/2015

Source: http://www.zeit.de/

The day before the game, police checked 53 Koln supporters, including 26 well know by authorities.
Supporters had balaclavas, detonators and pepper sprays.
Five of them were arrested.
In Leverkusen, police checked 104 locals, including 39 well know.



Before this derby game about fifty Leverkusen hooligans who were inside a tramway stopped in Junkersdorf station and clashed with arch rivals from Koln.
Several people were wounded and police intervened and have arrested 39 Leverkusen fans and 19 from Koln.
Other skirmishes erupted outside the stadium.

Translation Underground Fans





Bayer Leverkusen

Antwerp - Mons - 25/04/2015

Source: http://www.rtl.be + mail

Antwerp supporters created troubles outside Bosuil stadium

Antwerp supporters created troubles Saturday night outside the Bosuil stadium after the game against Mons.
Antwerp team won the game but a part of supporters showed they are angry and feared for next months.
Some minor damages were caused.
A fight erupted between Antwerp fans. Three stewards and on policeman were injured.



ACC

RSC Charleroi - Standard de Liège - 25/04/2015

Source: mail

Some locals tyring to reach Standard lads.




Part of locals + PSV'ers mob

Cheltenham Town - Shrewsbury - 25/04/2015

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

Cheltenham Town fan arrested following 'slight fracas' after yesterday's defeat to Shrewsbury

A Cheltenham Town fan was arrested following yesterday's fixture against Shrewsbury Town.

Police said a male was taken into custody following a 'slight fracas'.

He was later released after the other person involved in the incident decided not press charges.

A video has also emerged of angry fans hurling abuse at Cheltenham players as they left the ground after the match

Bristol Rovers - Alfreton Town - 25/04/2015

Source : Mail

Rovers

Slovakia : Dukla Banska Bystrica - MŠK Žilina - 24/04/2015

Source : http://sportky.topky.sk/

During the second half, a fight erupted outside the stadium. Police had to intervened.

Translation Underground Fans

England : Police hunt fans after violent disorder at Rotherham v Millwall clash - 30/04/2015

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

The CCTV images show people South Yorkshire Police would like to speak to in connection with the disorder.

After the goal, a number of supporters tried to gain access to fans in other parts of the ground. It led to several stewards being attacked and additional police officers had to be deployed to restore order. As fans left the ground, there was further violence.

A man aged 43 and a 16-year-old boy, both from Rotherham, along with four men from London were arrested on suspicion of violent disorder. They have been bailed pending further enquiries.

A South Yorkshire Police spokesman said: “Investigating officers have issued CCTV images of a number of people, both Rotherham and Millwall fans, who they would like to identify as they may hold vital information about the incident.

Mansfield Town - Portsmouth FC - 25/04/2015

Source : Mail

Pompey

Croatia - Basketball : KK Zadar - KK Šibenik - 28/04/2015

Source: mail (thanks to the sender)


Around 3pm..20 or so Funcuti (KK Šibenik) drinking in Zadar centre, insulting songs singed. 30 Tornado (KK Zadar) appears, masked, armed with stones, bottles, sticks and attacked guests. Police appears quickly and had to fire gunshoots in air to separate both sides. Few injuries on Funcuti side from stones, 2 police officers also injured. Tornado fled after special police came.

France : AC Ajaccio - US Orléans - 28/04/2015

Source : L'Equipe

The game was stopped several minutes because missiles were thrown and some troubles occured in the stands.

FC Twente - AZ - 26/04/2015

Source: http://tmgonlinemedia.nl/ + mail

Ywente Vak-P showed its angry because the last results of their loved ones.
They showed several banners in the stadium.
After the new defeat 0-2, supporters mobbed up in front of main stand and protested against the trainer.
Troubles took place with police and six people were arrested.
Three police horses were wounded.

Translation Underground Fans

Toulouse FC - FC Nantes - 26/04/2015

Source: http://www.ladepeche.fr/ + mail

Seven people were arrested by police.
Two drunken Nantes fans sung against police.
One local because he had a firecracker and the four last ones, from Toulouse, because they thrown missiles at police forces.

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