Season 15/16 - October

Cyprus : Apollon Limassol - Anorthosis Famagusta - 18/10/2015

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

Apollon-Anorthosis match postponed after incidents

The game between Anorthosis and Apollon that was due to begin at 6pm on Sunday at Limassol’s Tsirion stadium, was postponed after fans entered the pitch and caused trouble before the match, the Cyprus News Agency reported.

It said the Cyprus Football Association (CFA) would make a ruling on the game after it decided the match could not go head safely.

“Following the decision of the referee, the match at Tsirion Stadium between Apollon and Anorthosis will not take place,” the CFA website said.

The chairman of Apollon, Nicos Kirzis said the referee informed the teams that the game could not start as police could not guarantee the safety of the fans or players in the wake of the incident on the pitch.

He said the Apollon should be awarded the win as his players had been injured by Anorthosis supporters.

An Anorthosis official said fans had been riled by gestures made by Apollon fans, some of whom then followed their rivals on to the pitch and tried to shield their own players.

Dynamo Kiev - Chelsea FC - 20/10/2015

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

Chelsea fans attacked by masked thugs in Kiev before Champions League tie against Dynamo

Chelsea fans were ambushed by balaclava-clad thugs in Kiev just hours before the Blues face Dynamo Kiev in the Champions League.

A group of around 30 supporters were attacked in the Ukrainian capital just moments after they had left the Shato Brewery bar just off Independence Square.

Several fans were left bruised and bloodied with at least one requiring hospital treatment following the unprovoked attack at around midnight on Monday.

The thugs charged at the Chelsea fans, including women and the elderly, knocking them to the ground with kicks and punches.

Women: PSG - Cluj - 14/10/2015

Source : Mail

One more time, PSG supporters were refused to enter the Charlety stadium during this women football game.

SC Preußen Münster - Hansa Rostock - 16/10/2015

Source : http://www.liga3-online.de

Due to a large use of firecrackers by Munster fans the game was stopped for a few minutes.
One policemen was also intoxicated and transfered to the hospital.
Fifty-five fans were arrested.
Four Rostock fans were arrested outside the stadium.

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Germany : BSG Chemie Leipzig - BSG Stahl Riesa - 17/10/2015

Source : www.lvz.de

After the Stahl Riesa defeat, some of the 150 away fans tried to clash with police and sung "Jews, Jews" to Chemie rivals. Flares were also used.
Later, a fight erupted between rival fans but police intervened.

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Bulgaria : Lokomotiv Plovdiv - Botev Plovdiv - 17/10/2015

Source : http://donbalon.eu/

Plovdiv derby game was marred with violences, opposing a hundred Botev hooligans armed with batons and rocks and police forces.
Several people were wounded.

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France : FC Mulhouse - Grenoble - 17/10/2015

Source : http://www.ledauphine.com/



Kick off was delayed of 35 minutes following troubles and firecrackers which were exchanged between both sides in front of the stadium.

Several people were injured, including one seriously on Grenoble side.

Police forces intervened using pepper sprays to separate both sides.
Two people were arrested.

On local side, some Nîmes lads were also present for a total of 30.

On the other side, 160 away fans including some from Red Star'93 (parisian suburb) and some from Foggia (Italy).

Fortuna Düsseldorf - Arminia Bielefeld - 18/10/2015

Source : http://www.express.de/

Police was called to intervene in the old city because 30 to 40 fans clashed.
When they arrived, supporters from both sides have attacked police forces, throwing beer cans.

Police have responded with batons and pepper sprays.
Fifteen fans were arrested.

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Werder Bremen - Bayern München - 18/10/2015

Source : http://www.weser-kurier.de

Before the game, police intervened with pepper sprays and truncheons to separate both sides which clashed.
One policeman was wounded.

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FC Ausburg - SV Darmstadt - 17/10/2015

Source : http://www.bild.de

On their way back home from Augsburg, Darmstadt fans were waited by a hundred Eintracht Frankfurt fans.
Police intervened.

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Manchester City - Sevilla FC - 21/10/2015

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

Violence breaks out in Manchester before Manchester City meet Sevilla in Champions League as hooligans hurl chairs in city centre

This is the sickening moment when violence flared this afternoon before Manchester City's Champions League clash with Sevilla.

The shocking footage, taken from a vantage point above Sinclair's Oyster Bar in Manchester city centre, shows groups of men bombard each other with chairs and various other objects amid disturbing scenes.

Police confirmed that they were called to the scene shortly before 3.30pm on Wednesday afternoon.

They arrested five men on suspicion of violent disorder, while one man was treated at the scene for a head injury.

Greater Manchester Police confirmed that at least three of them were Polish football fans, rather than supporters of either Manchester City or Sevilla, while the man treated for a head injury was Spanish. He declined to speak to police.

It is understood that in all around 20 to 25 people were involved in the clashes.

Earlier in the day Sevilla fans had been spotted drinking peacefully in the city centre, and singing songs while locals looked on.

But when rival groups of supporters encountered each other the atmosphere turned nasty, with violence breaking out and a running battle taking place throughout the street.  

Uefa set to investigate attack on black fans during Dynamo Kyiv v Chelsea - 21/10/2015

Source : http://www.theguardian.com

Uefa is set to investigate an attack on four black fans during Dynamo Kyiv’s 0-0 Champions League draw against Chelsea.

Footage of the incident obtained by the anti-discrimination network Fare, and passed to Uefa’s disciplinary body, appears to show a group of Dynamo fans attacking four black men after spotting them in a neighbouring section of seating. When the men, who were also supporting Dynamo, tried to escape, they appeared to be attacked by other fans in the stand.

Fare, which has raised the incident with local law enforcement agencies, said its observer also witnessed other home fans intervening to try to protect the victims. No police or stewards are visible on the footage, and the victims’ identity and condition is currently not known.

Uefa fined Dynamo €15,000 and ordered them to close part of their stadium in March after racist behaviour by fans towards Everton players during a Europa League game.

Piara Powar, executive director of Fare, told the Guardian: “This terrible incident reflects many of the continuing realities of football in central and Eastern Europe. A report has been made to Uefa, who have regulatory responsibility for the match, and we will be lobbying for the strongest sanctions.”

Uefa and Dynamo Kyiv have both been approached for comment.

VfL Wolfsburg - PSV Eindhoven - 21/10/2015

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

A fight erupted in the city center between hooligans. Six of them were arrested.

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PSV lads on tour

Arsenal FC - Bayern Munich - 20/10/2015

Source : http://www.bbc.com/

Bayern Munich fans protest at Arsenal ticket cost

FC Bayern Worldwide, which revealed the protest last week, did not enter the Emirates for the first five minutes of the match which had a £64 ticket price.

There was applause by Gunners fans when the group eventually took their seats.

Bayern's fans also displayed a banner which read: "£64 a ticket. But without fans football is not worth a penny."

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger's side won the game 2-0.

"I will speak with Wenger for next time to make it cheaper for our fans," said Bayern boss Pep Guardiola.

"We will take care of Arsenal fans in Munich with a good price. They can travel."

A BBC Price of Football study, which analysed costs at 227 clubs across Britain and Europe, found that Arsenal have the most expensive match-day ticket in the Premier League at £97.

In contrast, Bayern Munich's cheapest season ticket in the Bundesliga is £140.

Earlier this month, the Football Supporters' Federation coordinated protests at all 20 Premier League clubs and 10 Championship teams, to call for a £20 cap on away ticket prices.

RSC Anderlecht - Tottenham Hotspur - 22/10/2015

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

Tottenham fans hurt after Anderlecht hooligans launch Brussels bar attack



Eyewitnesses said around 50 Spurs supporters were drinking in a bar close to Brussels main station when more than 100 Anderlecht yobs steamed in and attacked them around midnight.

The terrifying attack happened ahead of tonight’s Europa League clash between the clubs.

A window and many beer glasses were smashed, and a number of tables and chairs inside the bar were broken in the mass brawl.

Fighting then spilled outside into the street where rivals fans battled each other for 20 minutes before police arrived.

The scenes in Belgium come less than 24 hours after footie fans were captured brawling ahead of Manchester City's Champions League clash with Seville last night.

The Sun saw an ambulance appear to take at least one Spurs supporter to hospital, while medics treated several others at the scene.

One middle-aged Tottenham fan, who was nursing a head wound and did not want to be named, said: “Spurs fans had been drinking in the bar all night. There had been no trouble at all. We were just having a drink and watching the football on the TV.

“Then suddenly it just all kicked off. It was carnage.

“We tried to stop the Anderlecht fans from getting into the pub to attack but there was just too many of them.

“They were kicking and punching people and throwing bricks and bottles – it was awful.

“I got hit on the head but thankfully it’s nothing too serious. There were several Spurs fans hurt a lot worse than me.

“The Anderlecht supporters were a disgrace. It was clearly a pre-meditated attack.

“Just before it happened one bloke noticed a few locals gathering across the square and talking on mobile phones.

“The Spurs fans attacked in the bar were not hooligans, they were just normal blokes enjoying a night out ahead of the football.”

The incident happened at Bar BQ, which is located in a quiet square close to Brussels main railway station.

A manager of one several hotels located there told The Sun: “Tottenham fans had been drinking there for most of the day and were no trouble at all.

“It was definitely the Anderlecht supporters who caused all the trouble. They turned up wanting a fight.”

Tottenham have sold all of their 1,300 ticket allocation for tonight’s match.

The North London club have experienced no trouble on their Europa League trips since their fans were attacked before matches in Rome and Lyon three years ago.

Belgian police are set to step up security for tonight’s clash in the wake of this latest clash.

There is a history of trouble between Tottenham and Anderlecht.

A Spurs fan was shot dead before the clubs’ UEFA Cup Final first leg between the clubs in Brussels back in 1984.





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

Brussels louts
Spurs fans ambushed by Belgian hooligans

TOTTENHAM Hotspur fans were attacked by marauding Belgian hooligans who ambushed them in a pub last night.

Eyewitnesses said around 50 Spurs supporters were drinking in a bar close to Brussels’ main station when more than 100 Anderlecht yobs attacked them around midnight.

The terrifying attack happened ahead of tonight’s Europa League clash between the clubs.

A window and glasses were smashed and a number of tables and chairs inside the bar were broken in the mass brawl.

Fighting then spilled outside into the street, where rival fans battled each other for 20 minutes before police arrived.

The Sun saw an ambulance take at least one Spurs fan to hospital. Medics treated several others at the scene.

One injured Tottenham supporter, who did not want to be named, said: “Spurs fans had been drinking in the bar all night. There had been no trouble at all. We were just having a drink and watching the football on the TV.

“Then suddenly it just all kicked off. It was carnage.

“We tried to stop the Anderlecht fans from getting into the pub to attack but there was just too many of them.

“They were kicking and punching people and throwing bricks and bottles – it was awful.

“I got hit on the head but thankfully it’s nothing too serious. There were several Spurs fans hurt a lot worse than me.

“The Anderlecht supporters were a disgrace. It was clearly a pre-meditated attack.

“Just before it happened, one bloke noticed a few locals gathering across the square and talking on mobile phones.

“The Spurs fans attacked in the bar were not hooligans, they were just normal blokes enjoying a night out ahead of the football.”

The incident happened at Bar BQ, which is in a quiet square close to Brussels main railway station.

A manager of one of several hotels located there said: “Tottenham fans had been drinking there for most of the day and were no trouble at all.

“It was definitely the Anderlecht supporters who caused all the trouble. They turned up wanting a fight.”

There is a history of trouble between Tottenham and Anderlecht.

A Spurs fan was shot dead before the clubs’ UEFA Cup Final first leg between the clubs in Brussels back in 1984.

Tottenham fans were also attacked by anti-Semitic yobs when they played in Rome and then Lyon in the Europa League in the 2012/13 season.

Free fight : Fortuna Sittard/Genk vs MVV Maastricht - 03/10/2015

Source : Mail

Date should be 20 vs 20. Sittard announced the day before with a little bit more to come. So, Maastricht came with 25 boys ont the date.
Short hard fight, victory for MVV. Respect for the Sittard/genk lads.

FC Lugano - FC Saint-Gallen - 18/10/2015

Source : http://www.lematin.ch

Troubles opposed hooligans

One Lugano policeman, the man in charge of safety and one away fan were slightly wounded.

Troubles opposed supporters from both sides during this high risk game, said local police authorities.
Police intervened to separate supporters, some armed with batons and firecrackers.

Italy : Casertana 1908 - Catania - 19/10/2015

Source : http://m.itasportpress.it/

After the game, some troubles erupted outside the stadium, provoked by a hundred Catania supporters who their team have lost.
Police, which intervened, said some Napoli fans were also with Catania troublemakers.
Some vehicles were damaged and two supporters were sent to the hospital after clashes with police forces.
Four Catania fans were arrested, like two locals who have attacked a police car.

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Dinamo Zagreb - Olympiakos - 20/10/2015

Source : http://sport.24.gr/

The day before the game six Greek journalists were assaulted by Dinamo fans in the Zagreb city centre.

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PSG - Real Madrid - 21/10/2015

Source : http://lci.tf1.fr/

Twelve PSG supporters were arrested Wednesday night by police close to the Parc des Princes stadium.

Police think they had the intention to fight with Spanish supporters.

Schalke 04 - Sparta Prague - 22/10/2015

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

Twelve Prague fans were arrested after they have thrown firecrackers and bottles in direction of the police.

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Slovan Liberec - FC Groningen - 22/10/2015

Source : Mail

FA fined after Lithuania crowd trouble - 23/10/2015

Source : http://fr.soccerway.com/

The Football Association (FA) has been fined €15,000 (£10,750) for failing to control its fans during England's 3-0 Euro 2016 qualification victory in Lithuania on October 12.

Fighting broke out in the stands during the tie in Vilnius with riot police required to break up the disorder among spectators at the LFF Stadium, meaning the FA suffers a financial penalty.

The Lithuanian Football Federation (LFF) was also found guilty of crowd disturbances and receive a larger fine of €30,000 (£21,500) due to further sanctions relating to ticketing and blocked stairways.

Scotland and Poland fined - 23/10/2015

Source : http://fr.soccerway.com/

UEFA has punished Scotland and Poland for issues relating to their 2-2 qualifying draw at Hampden Park on October 8.

The SFA has been fined €20,000 (£14,400) for failing to conduct proper searches outside of the stadium, allowing fans to gain access to the pitch and blocked stairways.

Poland received a fine of €40,000 (£28,800) after some of their supporters were involved in fighting, throwing objects and setting of fireworks.

Bordeaux - FC Sion - 23/10/2015

Source : Mail

Sion