Season 15/16 - November

Hungary: free fight - ??/11/2015

Source : Facebook

Ferencvaros Uj Generaçio vs Nyíregyháza
18 vs 18
Uj Generaçio won

Free fight - ??/11/2015

Source : Facebook

Standard Liège (Belgium) vs Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany)

15 vs 15
Germans won

Free fight - 15/11/2015

Source : Facebook

Dormtund + FC Koln vs Brondby
18 vs 18
Germans won

Belgium: SK Lierse - Geel - 15/11/2015

Source : forums

WE'RE LOOKING FOR INFOS

After the game Lierse mob have attacked Geel lads who rapidly ran away.

Stevenage Borough - Luton Town - 21/11/2015

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

Still blasts Luton ‘hooligans’

Hatters boss John Still blasted the ‘hooligans’ who clashed with Stevenage supporters during the closing stages of his side’s 0-0 draw at Stevenage this afternoon.

With four minutes to go and Luton striker Paul Benson seeing red for a challenge on Ben Kennedy, a handful of Luton fans ran over to the home supporters, where punches were traded.

Speaking afterwards, Still said: “For the people that left where they should be and went to where they shouldn’t be, the game is not about that.

“If you think you’re a Luton supporter, or a football supporter, you’re not, I don’t care, you’re not. Stay where you should be, support your team, have a bit of banter, but there’s no place in football for that for me.

“Those people maybe call themselves Luton supporters, but they’re not Luton supporters. We don’t stand for that, as the manager I don’t stand for that, it’s got no place in football, simple as that.

“I think that when you leave the area you’re supposed to be in, that’s when you cease to be a football supporter and become a hooligan.

“It had been a fantastic atmosphere and it’s quite a local game, so maybe we had people come who are not what I call proper Luton supporters and they’d have been the ones who are over there.”

On whether Luton will face recriminations from the FA over their supporters actions, Still added: “That’s nothing to do with me. I haven’t really got a thought on that at the moment.”

Skipper Scott Cuthbert was in agreement with his manager, saying: “It’s unacceptable. To play football and the majority come here to watch and support the team, the last thing you want to see is hooligans like that jumping on and throwing punches and starting fights, that’s not what it’s about.”

Meanwhile, Stevenage captain Ronnie Henry, who spent two years at Kenilworth Road, added: “It’s a derby, it’s always going to be feisty isn’t it.

“Both sets of fans want us to win the game, Luton fans are no different, they want to win every game, win every inch, I know that for a fact, I was there for two years, but it didn’t effect the game in the end.”

Wigan - Shrewsbury Town - 21/11/2015

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Sonnenhof Großaspach - FC Magdeburg - 21/11/2015

Source : http://www.kicker.de

At the 82', some Magdeburg fans broke a fence and attacked the local security.

SV Babelsberg 03 - FC Carl Zeiss Jena - 20/11/2015

Source :www.turus.net

Kop Of Boulogne Paris SG - 22/11/2015

Source : Mail

Plymouth Argyle - Exeter City - 21/11/2015

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

Police officers injured during trouble among fans as Exeter City beat Plymouth Argyle

YESTERDAY'S Devon Derby between Exeter City and Plymouth Argyle resulted in the injury of five Police Officers.

The news was announced on Twitter. Taking to the social media site, Devon and Cornwall Police's Superintendent Ian Drummond-Smith reported that a handful of his colleagues had been hurt during a 'disorder', although none of them seriously.

The rival teams played in front of a sell out on Saturday, with Exeter winning 2-1.

Supt Drummon-Smith also reported that six people were arrested during the game, with seven also ejected from the ground.

Tottenham - West Ham United - 22/11/2015

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

West Ham United fan stabbed in confrontation outside White Hart Lane

A West Ham United fan has been taken to hospital after being stabbed in a confrontation outside White Hart Lane before Sunday’s 4-1 defeat against Tottenham Hotspur.

The injuries to the fan are understood to have not been serious but a blade was recovered close to the scene of the stabbing at the junction between Tottenham High Road and White Hart Lane.

The Metropolitan Police confirmed that it is now investigating. The two clubs are also both aware of the incident and working together in an attempt to identify the culprit and exactly what happened. Matches between West Ham United and Tottenham have been marred previously by confrontations and abusive chanting. Fans were jailed back in 2011 following a mass brawl between West Ham and Tottenham supporters close to Upton Park in 2009.

In 2012, after a Tottenham fan was stabbed in Rome, West Ham supporters sang "Viva Lazio", "Can we stab you every week?" and hissed on several occasions during a fixture at White Hart Lane. They also subjected Tottenham fans to chants of "Adolf Hitler, he's coming for you”.

Two West Ham fans were subsequently cautioned by police and one fan was banned from Upton Park for making Nazi-style salutes. The two clubs have since issued repeated messages before this fixture in an attempt to warn supporters of a zero-tolerance approach to abusive chanting or violence.

There were no obvious problems inside White Hart Lane on Sunday, with both sets of supporters coming together before the match in loud applause when the French national anthem, La Marseillaise, was played as a gesture of solidarity with France following the terrorist attacks in Paris that killed 130 people.



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Source : http://metro.co.uk/

West Ham fans filmed mocking the death of Jihadi John with chant

Several West Ham fans were filmed mocking the death of Jihadi John with a chant ahead of their match with Tottenham on Sunday.

The member of Isis, who allegedly featured in several videos showing the beheadings of a number of captives in 2014 and 2015, was killed by a United States and British airstrike on November 12, according to US officials.

The group of Hammers supporters sang: ‘Jihadi John, he’s fucking dead. He had a bomb dropped on his head.’

OGC Nice - Lyon - 20/11/2015

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Bohemians 1905 - Baník Ostrava - 21/11/2015

Source : Mail

Sweden Free fight - 21/11/2015

Source : Forum

Gothenburg Youth Boys vs AIK Solna
25 vs 25
AIK won

Moldova : FK Sheriff Tiraspol - FC Zimbru Chișinău - 22/11/2015

Source : Mail

80 vs 80

Leyton Orient - York City - 21/11/2015

Source : Mail

York lads

1.FC Köln - Mainz 05 - 21/11/2015

Source : http://www.express.de

Troubles broke out at Koln train sation, opposing 60 Mainz supporters and police which used pepper sprays.
Supporters were sent back home but 2 of them were arrested.

Translation Underground Fans

Italy : AC Rimini - Teramo - 21/11/2015

Source : http://www.riminitoday.it/

Troubles erupted before the game.
A pub and one car were damaged and 19 ultras from both teams were arrested.

At 2.30pm, two Teramo ultras cars passed in front of the local main boozer so they finally clashed.
Police used tear gas to separate troublemakers.

Translation Underground Fans

Club Brugge-Napoli fixture to be played behind closed doors - 24/11/2015

Source : http://www.goal.com

Security fears in Belgium have led the mayor of Bruges to block any supporters from attending the Europa League match on Thursday

No fans will be allowed to attend Thursday's Europa League game between Club Brugge and Napoli as the supporters' safety "cannot be guaranteed".

The terror alert in the Belgian capital Brussels is at the highest level after the government warned of a "serious and imminent" threat of an attack.

Belgian Pro League matches between Lokeren and Anderlecht and Mouscron-Peruwelz and Sporting Charleroi were postponed as a result of the security fears.

Bruges is just over an hour outside of Brussels and the city's mayor has decided no supporters will be in attendance and that no further tickets will be sold for the game at the Jan Breydel Stadion.

Euro 2016 fan zones to go ahead - 24/11/2015

Source : http://www.fourfourtwo.com/

Despite the current state of emergency in France, plans for fan zones at Euro 2016 remain in place.

Euro 2016 fan zones will go ahead as planned, despite France currently being subject to a state of emergency following the attacks on Paris earlier this month.

A total of 130 people were killed in a series of terror attacks across the French capital on November 13, raising serious questions about the safety of fans attending next year's tournament.

The Stade de France - which was hosting a friendly between France and Germany at the time - was one of a number of locations targeted by the terrorists, with parliament subsequently extending the country's state of emergency to three months.

But interior minister Bernard Cazeneuve insists there are no plans to pull the plug on fan zones, which will give supporters without tickets the chance to gather and watch matches on big screens.

"Of course, the fan zones which were wanted by the mayors as fun zones will exist," he said after a meeting to discuss tournament security. "We'll do everything to keep them.

"We will keep a permanent eye on the organisation of these fan zones, like all festivities around the Euros in general.

"We will make a decision from this evaluation and we are able to adapt our packages in accordance with the threat."

Asked what other security measures are planned, he added: "We'll strengthen the video surveillance at Stade de France and at every stadium, and I've asked the board of the national police, the Paris prefecture and the board of the police force [gendarmerie], to talk with the mayors and to evaluate which additional video surveillance devices are needed, so we can strengthen the security."

Alain Juppe, the mayor of Bordeaux who represents the 10 host cities, added: "We want to keep these fan zones for two reasons. On the one hand, we want to keep the festive and popular atmosphere of the event with these fan zones.

"And with these fan zones, we can keep a control on the festivities. Without these spaces, people would organise improvised gatherings in the cities."

Euro 2016 gets under way on June 10.

FC Slutsk - FK Gomel - Cup of Belarus - 21/11/2015

Source : https://charter97.org/

Slutsk Police Beats up Homel Fans

In the middle of the 2-nd period fans raised a banner "We will survive” and lit firecrackers on the guest sector. Then “rapid response team" in full ammunition moved to the sector. They stood in front of them for 10 minutes, and then quickly left. They returned at the end of the match, and accompanied all the guests of the sector (about 50 people) into a paddy wagon, then to police station of Slutsk.

After arranging them in the “star” order on the perimeter of the courtyard, all were shot on video. Football fans had to show pictures on t-shirts and their tattoos, some of them were beaten up. All cell phones were seized and all photos were deleted. A few hours later they were released.

As a result, a minor was considered guilty and drawn up protocol against.

England : Two men charged after football fans clash with police - 24/11/2015

Source : https://itv..com

5 police officers were injured while on duty at the Devon football derby and smoke bombs were set off outside Home Park in Plymouth before kick off.

Devon and Cornwall Police's Superintendent, Ian Drummond-Smith, took to Twitter to report a handful of officers suffered minor injuries during the disorder. All the officers have since returned to duty.

Following the disruption, 20 year old Callum Leach from Exeter has been charged with being drunk in a sports ground.

A second man, Joseph Childs from Plymouth, has also been arrested. The 21 year old has been charged with using threatening or abusive language, likely to cause alarm or distress.

Both will appear before Magistrates next month.

Poland : Wisła Płock - Zagłębie Sosnowiec - 22/11/2015

Source : Mail

AZ Alkmaar - Partizan Belgrade - 26/11/2015

Source : Mail

Partizan in Amsterdam

Free fight - 21/11/2015

Source : Forum

Standard de Liège vs Werder Bremen
16 x 16
Werder won