Season 14/15 - May

Mexico : Chivas - Atlas - 17/05/2015

Source : http://www.espnfc.com/ + http://www.marca.com

Chivas win over Atlas marred by sad scenes of fan violence

You would assume that a 4-1 quarterfinal victory over Atlas in the Estadio Jalisco would make Chivas fans ecstatic but the violent scenes in Guadalajara made the Liguilla semifinal berth bittersweet.

Atlas supporters reacted to the adversity and ran on to the field before others rushed over to their team's bench.

Just moments after Bravo's goal, a handful of fans ran on to the field. It was an unfortunate, but not too atypical occurrence in the Liga MX; that is until a couple of Atlas fans began to rush over to the bench.

Defender Luis Venegas jumped out, attempting to defend his side against the fans who were apparent supporters of the team.

Another small group of Atlas supporters pushed on to a barrier to make their way to the pitch, but were held back by police. Eventually more enforcement trickled its way into the section but it took several minutes for the irritated fans to either be calmed down or taken away by security.

The game was delayed for around 20 minutes and continued with a subdued sense of excitement. How could Atlas continue? The club had little motivation after conceding four goals and must have been even more distraught after their own fans rushed the bench.

Turkey : Diyarbakırspor - Denizli - 18/05/2015

Source : Press

Greece : Orfeas Eleutheroupolis – Aris Thessaloniki - 17/05/2015

Source : http://dramagoal.gr/

Troubles erupted between Aris fans and the police, at the end of the game.

TranslationUnderground Fans

APOEL Nicosia - AEL Limassol - Cup final - 20/05/2015

Source : http://cyprus-mail.com/

Fans charged over Cup final violence

Three Limassol men were charged on Thursday in connection with fan violence, which caused the temporary interruption of the Cyprus Cup final that took place in Larnaca.

The men, aged 19, 23, and 30, were arrested during the trouble that broke out on Wednesday at the GSZ stadium in the 6oth minute of the game between Nicosia side APOEL and AEL of Limassol. APOEL won the game 4-2.

The three pleaded not guilty to charges of rioting, assault, and swearing in public. The court adjourned until September 11.

In the meantime they have been banned from attending any sports events until the start of their trial.

They have been ordered to report to the nearest police station where they will remain for the duration of any game AEL play – be it football, basketball, volleyball or other.

The fans posted a €2,000 bail.

The trouble started after an hour of play when the Nicosia side scored their fourth goal.

AEL supporters occupying the main stand started hurling pieces of concrete broken off the terrace, flares, and plastic seats on the pitch. They also torched seats and caused other damage to the stadium.

The referee interrupted the game for around 45 minutes.

A police officer was treated in hospital for light injuries to the hand.

The game restarted just after 9pm after the AEL fans creating the trouble left the stadium following the intervention of the riot police. The three were arrested during this time.

During their departure, AEL fans lit fires outside the GSZ and the highway to Limassol.

The fire service had to scramble eight vehicles with 25 fire fighters to tackle 12 fires set by AEL fans.

At around 9.30pm, and while police were lined up in front of the APOEL stand, someone, possibly using a (flare) gun, fired a flare, which injured an officer who suffered slight burns to his throat.

Police rejected criticism about the way it handled the affair.

It was “tragic” to say the least, to blame the police for the antisocial behaviour of a large number of APOEL and AEL fans, spokesman Andreas Angelides said, responding to a statement from the Nicosia team.

APOEL censured the police for lining up the riot squad in front of their fans when it was the AEL supporters creating the trouble. The club described the force’s security plan as “tragic”.

It also charged that some officers returned the objects thrown at them, putting underage children and families in danger.

Angelides said officers were lined up in front of the stand because at one section the APOEL fans had opened a hole on the fence.

“They had no other choice but to line officers in front of the APOEL stand to prevent entry onto the pitch,” Angelides said.

Regarding the rest of the maters raised by APOEL, Angelides said the issue was being looked into.

“Police investigations continue with the aim of locating more people involved” in the violence, Angelides said.

RSC Charleroi - FC Bruges - 21/05/2015

Source : mails

Before the game, after several changes, local firm was contacted by Bruges who said their were in the city.
A 80-handed mob of locals took the direction of Bruges followed by a police presence (plainted-clothes OB, water canon and horses) but finally they arrived to their counterparts.
A short but severa fight was engaged between both sides (some Bruges with belts and batons), followed by OB intervention.
Bruges had two different mob.
When they saw local mob, 1st FCB mob retreated so the 2nd fought.
Old school action.

Kassel SV - Kickers Offenbach - 23/05/2015

Source : Mail

Before the game, KSV supporters created troubles in the city so police intervened.

Translation Underground Fans

KFC Uerdingen 05 - Fortuna Dusseldorf II - 23/05/2015

Source : http://www.derwesten.de/

Some of the 1300 Fortuna supporters entered the stadium using violence and without paying so police intervened ton control the situation.
After the game, a fight erupted between both sides and three policemen were slightly injured when they intervened.

Translation Underground Fans

Toulouse FC - OGC Nice - 23/05/2015

Source : http://www.nicematin.com/

Troubles broke out this Saturday afternoon, opposing 60 Nice supporters to 20 Toulouse ones, in the city centre.
Two people were wounded and four Nice lads arrested.








Nice lads

Heerenveen SC - Feyenoord Rotterdam - 21/05/2015

Source : http://feannet.nl/

A fight broke out in the city centre, opposing hooligans from both sides.
Police intervened to separate them and to escort back Feyenoorders to the train station.
Four away fans were arrested.


Translation Underground Fans

PEC Zwolle - Feyenoord  - 17/05/2015

Source : http://dramagoal.gr/

During the afternoon, police stopped a large mob of Feyenoorders who travelled by their own and they were sent out of the city.

Translation Underground Fans

O.Marseille - SC Bastia - 23/05/2015

Source : http://www.20minutes.fr/

At 6.30pm a small mob provoked two French CRS vans.
At this time police used pepper sprays against supporters.
Some of them thrown firecrackers in direction of police.

Feyenoord vs Vitesse game cancelled - 10/05/2015

Source : http://www.rtlnieuws.nl/

As the Mayor of the city said it was impossible to play that game because police was on strike, thousands of Feyenoord supporters mobbed up in front of the City house to show they were angry.
Police have arrested 10 supporters.

Translation Underground Fans

Belgium: OH Leuven - SK Lierse - Play off - 16/05/2015

Source : http://www.nr10.be/

After the game, supporters from both sides clashed so police intervened in Naamsepoort where a mob of Lierse fans provoked two Leuven supporters pubs.
Fights followed and 8 people were arrested.
Then, Lierse supporters were escorted back but some skirmishes erupted and three other people were arrested.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Nice training session stopped by supporters - 14/05/2015

Source : http://www.nicematin.com/

About sixty to seventy Nice supporters thrown detonatos and home made bombs during training session which was stopped.

Real Oviedo - Cadiz CF - 24/05/2015

Source : AS

Standard Liège - RSC Charleroi - 24/05/2015

Source : http://www.lavenir.net/

At the end of the game, supporters from both sides exchanged missiles like beer bottles One Charleroi, 44, was arrested.

SS Lazio Rome - AS Roma - 25/05/2015

Source : http://www.goal.com/

Two Roma fans stabbed before Lazio clash

Violence is a common theme around the derby between the capital clubs and latest reports suggest two supporters have been hospitalised

Two Roma fans have been hospitalised after being stabbed outside the Stadio Olimpico ahead of their derby with Lazio , according to reports in Italy.

Fan violence surrounding the Rome derby is unfortunately a common feature as the two heated rivals go head-to-head on the pitch.

The two supporters were said to have been attacked before Monday's meeting at the Stadio Olimpico in what could prove to be a crucial match in the race for second place in Serie A.

The victims are reported to be at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome, though the pair are not believed to be in critical condition.

So far, there has been no statements from the police, hospitals or either club on the matter, with respected news agency ANSA having confirmed the details.

This Rome derby promised to be even more intense than usual with a Giallorossi victory securing second place and guaranteeing a place in the group stage of next season's Champions League.

A victory for Lazio will allow them to leapfrog their bitter rivals from third place in Serie A.

Lazio + Wisla Krakow (approx 50)

Hercules Alicante - Real Murcia - 25/05/2015

Source : mail

Promotion Third Division (Segunda B) to Second Division in Spain.
4.000 murcians fans in Alicante, small group Ultras Murcia +/- 30 people tried access side of local ultras.

Middlesbrough FC - Norwich City - Play off - 24/05/2015

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

Seven Boro fans arrested at Green Man pub after Wembley play-off final

Metropolitan Police say arrests were made for 'public order offences' after match :: Pub had been a popular pre-match spot

Seven Boro fans were arrested after an altercation at a pub near Wembley after the play-off final.

The Metropolitan Police confirmed they were called to the Green Man pub, on Dagomar Road, close to Wembley Stadium, after the match.

A spokeswoman for the force said that seven arrests were made for public order offences, after Boro had been beaten 2-0 by Norwich City in the play-off showpiece.

The pub had been a popular meeting place for Boro fans before the game, with thousands passing through during the day.

The Met also confirmed that a further ten fans were arrested at Wembley Stadium before, during and after the final.

The spokeswoman said: “Details are still being processed, but at least ten fans were arrested at Wembley Stadium.

“We are unable to say whether they were Middlesbrough or Norwich fans.”

Police had designated 12 pre-match pubs, all at the West side of the stadium, exclusively for Boro fans.

Cleveland Police were unable to say if any arrests were made on Teesside after the game.

Coventry City fans arrested during 'Sisu Out' protest bailed again - 26/05/2015

Source: http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/

The 44-year-old and 18-year-old men were arrested after the game against Swindon Town at the Ricoh Arena in January

Two Coventry City fans arrested during protests at a game at the Ricoh Arena have been rebailed for a third time.

The pair were arrested as a group of Sky Blues supporters protested against the club’s owners Sisu following the final whistle of the game against Swindon Town on January 12.

A 44-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of throwing a missile on to the pitch and then resisting arrest, while an 18-year-old man was arrested for obstructing a police officer.

They were originally rebailed until mid-April, then mid-May and now officers have rebailed them once more until June 10.

Rome derby game - 26/05/2015

Source: Ansa

Soccer: 'Polish, Bulgarian, Greek, English hooligans' at derby

Polish, Bulgarian, Greek and English hooligans have teamed up with Lazio ultras for "an international escalation of violent fandom", police said after Monday night's mayhem around the Rome derby between Roma and Lazio. The English hooligans were from West Ham, they said. Six Poles attached to Wisla Krakow were found with arms the night before and sent home while Bulgarian, Greek and English police alerted authorities to the presence of their hooligans. Lazio fans have been travelling to join violence in the other countries, police said.

Galatasaray hooligans steal lion statue amid championship celebrations - 26/05/2015

Source: http://national.bgnnews.com/

A group of Galatasaray fans stole the statue of the club's symbolic lion statue from the training grounds where celebrations were held after the club was declared champions of the Turkish league.

After removing the statue, the fans proceeded to take the lion statue onto the Metrobüs, a transit bus line stretching from the European outskirts of the city to Asia. Photos of the statue on the Metrobüs flooded social media.

Galatasaray became champions of the Turkish domestic league, the SporToto Süper Lig, with one week left after Fenerbahçe failed to win Monday's encounter versus Başakşehir Belediyespor.

This is Galatasaray's 20th championship, which will mark their jersey with the illustrious 4th star, each symbolizing five championships.

The 2014-2015 was equally key for Fenerbahçe, who stood at 19 championships.

Galatasaray had defeated rivals Beşiktaş with a 2-0 victory on Sunday night.

Ruch Chorzow - GKS Belchatow - 26/05/2015

Source: Mail

Crystal Palace - Swansea - 24/05/2015

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

The game was marred by crowd trouble.

Swansea



Palace

Arsenal FC - Aston Villa - FA Cup final - 30/05/2015

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

Villa fans