Season 16/17 - October

Sweden: free fight - 01/10/2016

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Free fight waw cancelled due to a police presence.

It was Wisemen (DIF) vs Firman Boys (AIK)
85 vs 85

Wisemen


Firman Boys

Free fight - 01/10/2016

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FC Nurnberg vs Sturm Graz
10 vs 10
German won

West Ham Utd - Middlesbrough FC - 01/10/2016

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Source: Daily Mail

Middlesbrough fan 'bottled' and three men arrested as unrest grows at West Ham's London Stadium

* Crowd unrest marred West Ham's 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough
* Three men arrested in connection with a disturbance outside the ground
* Middlesbrough chairman's daughter tweeted about 'disgusting behaviour'
* Two men arrested on suspicion of affray, third on suspicion of assaulting a police officer

Further unrest at the London Stadium on Saturday saw police brought in to separate supporters and West Ham fans accused of violence during their 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough.
West Ham avoided a fifth successive Premier League loss but again the game was overshadowed by trouble off the pitch, as Hammers fans sang: 'Stratford's a s***hole, I want to go home.'
Slaven Bilic's side sit inside the relegation zone after only one win this season and their supporters made it clear that they are not happy with their new home.



Victoria Gibson, the daughter of Middlesbrough chairman Steve, spoke about 'disgusting behaviour' from West Ham fans and said an elderly man was 'bottled' during the match.
She wrote on Twitter: 'Silly WH fan injuring one of ours. Disgusting behaviour. Our man, an elderly gentleman, was taken out of the ground as a result. Shocking.

'It's also unacceptable that some of my family and friends have been shut in the stadium while WH fans carry on outside. Terrifying.'
Gibson was referring to reports that the trouble continued outside. When challenged about what happened inside, she replied: 'Sure. Cause an old man asked to be bottled. Have a day off.'

West Ham fans were told to sit down by stewards during the game but sang: 'We'll stand where we want.'
Other songs heard inside the London Stadium were 'We should have stayed at the Boleyn' and 'We're treated like s***'.
In the second half, police were brought into the away end and positioned between Middlesbrough and West Ham fans.
Afterwards, Bilic was asked if he felt it was his job to make the London Stadium feel like home by winning.
He said: 'Of course it is my job, our job, my team's job.'

A statement from the Metropolitan Police Service said: 'Following the match between West Ham and Middlesbrough on Saturday, 1 October three men have been arrested in connection with a disturbance outside the ground.
'Two men were arrested on suspicion of affray and the third was arrested on suspicion of assaulting a police officer. All three currently remain in custody pending further enquires.
'During the match officers were also deployed inside the stadium following a separate disturbance. The matter was quickly dealt with and no arrests were made.
'More than 40,000 people attended today's match, the vast majority of who were good natured, with only a small minority intent on causing disruption. There were no reported injuries following the disturbances and enquires continue.'

A West Ham United spokesperson said, 'West Ham United will investigate incidents involving both sets of supporters outside London Stadium after today's 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough.
'Metropolitan Police have confirmed that two men were arrested on suspicion of affray and the third was arrested on suspicion of assaulting a police officer. All three currently remain in custody pending further enquires.
'This behaviour has no place in football and West Ham United, with cooperation from all London Stadium stakeholders, including the police, Stadium Landlords E20 and Stadium Operators LS185, will continue to operate a zero tolerance policy on such incidents.
'We must stress that the vast majority of the more than 400,000 supporters who have attended a game at the Stadium since August have behaved impeccably, and we will not let the acts of mindless individuals tarnish their reputation.'

Hannover 96 - St.Pauli - 02/10/2016

Source : Mail

Dinamo Zagreb - Hajduk Split - 02/10/2016

Source : Mail

Ajax Amsterdam - FC Utrecht - 02/10/2016

Source : http://www.soccernews.nl/

40th F-Side birthday

Germany: FC Ingolstadt - TSG Hoffenheim - 01/10/2016

Source : http://www.donaukurier.de/

Police intervened to separate both sides of supporters who tried to confront.
Thirty-five HOffenheim supporters were arrested and 31 Ingolstadt ones have been ID-checked.


Translation Underground Fans

1. FC Saarbrücken - Eintracht Trier - 01/10/2016

Source : http://www.voelklingenimwandel.de/

The game was stopped for 10 minutes as Saarbrucken fans invaded the pitch.

At the end of the game, Trier fans waited inside the stadium so tension was high with police forces.
Then, they were escorted back to the train station.

Translation Underground Fans

SC Freiburg - Eintracht Frankfurt - 01/10/2016

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

After the game, close to the stadium, both sides of supporters have clashed so police intervened.
Four busses of Frankfurt fans were pelted with missiles as they left the stadium.
Immediately Eintracht fans went out of them to confront locals.
Police have checked 44 identities.

Translation Underground Fans

Willem II - Feyenoord - 02/10/2016

Source : http://www.omroepbrabant.nl/

The game opposing Willem II to Feyenoord was stopped for a 15 mintues due to a fight which broke out in the stands, when some local hooligans have punched one alone Feyenoord fan.

Translation Underground Fans

Germany : FC Remscheid - Union Solingen - 02/10/2016

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

Riots broke out before and after the game so two policemen and four supporters were injured.
Police forces needed to call reinforcments to separate rival mobs (50 to 70 troublemakers each) who clashed.

Translation Underground Fans

Sevilla FC - Alavès - 01/10/2016

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Alaves vs Betis

US Lecce - Reggina - 02/10/2016

Source : http://www.webcalcio.net/scontri-lecce-lecce-reggina-38982/

Troubles between supporters before Lecce-Reggina

Before the game, close to the Via del Mare stadium from Lecce, troubles took place, opposing supporters from Lecce and Reggina.

Digos have identified about thirty Reggina fans who travelled by vans.

About seventy Lecce ultras waited for them and attacked them when they arrived but these last ones also reacted to police forces intervened and checked identities.

Nobody was injured.

Portugal: Football fans fined after their team’s victory - 03/10/2016

Source : http://jerseyeveningpost.com/

TWO men who were out celebrating Portugal winning Euro 2016 found themselves in the cells for the night after they were arrested for being drunk and disorderly and resisting arrest.

The two were arrested separately outside the Havana Club in Bath Street in the early hours of 26 June, hours after Portugal had won the tournament and thousands of supporters had taken to the streets oto celebrate.

Centenier Danny Scaife said that one of the men was arrested shortly after he was asked to leave the club.

The court heard that he struggled and had to be restrained.

Police warn football fans before Swindon v Oxford match - 04/10/2016

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

FOOTBALL fans are being warned by police that any anti-social behaviour at tonight’s derby match against Oxford will result in a swift and robust response from officers.

Wiltshire Police have said they will be deploying a dedicated team of officers around the town in a bid to deter any violent behaviour from fans.

Scores of supporters are expected to arrive at Swindon Railway Station from Oxford in time for the 7.45pm kick-off.

The warning comes after Thames Valley Police arrested six people after a minor disorder when Swindon Town last came face to face with Oxford United last month.

The build-up to the game was largely peaceful, and police said there were no significant issues.

But there were some minor scuffles near the complex after the game, as well as two incidents in the car park outside the Kassam Stadium.

Thames Valley Police spokeswoman Lucy Billen said three people were charged and three were given cautions for public order offences.

Last October four men were arrested after Swindon Town fans clashed with police in Botley Road before the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy tie, which Oxford won 2-0.

Wiltshire Police, who are keen to avoid any trouble on home turf, say they have plans in place to ensure the game goes ahead with minimal disruption.

A police spokesman said: “We are thoroughly prepared for this match in partnership with Swindon Town Football Club.

“In support of the football club staff, a dedicated policing operation will be in place in the area surrounding the club and town centre.

“We have plans in place to make sure there will be minimal disruption to the people of Swindon and the majority of fans who just want to watch the game.

“The message to anyone going to the match wanting to cause trouble is this: We will deal with any anti-social or disorderly behaviour with a swift and robust response.”

Scunthorpe United - Bury FC - 01/10/2016

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

Scunthorpe fans among five arrests at League One clash with Bury

FIVE fans, including three from Scunthorpe, were arrested by police during and after the Iron's top of League One clash with Bury on Saturday (October 1).

One home team supporter was arrested after Bury's 2-1 defeat on suspicion of violent disorder and a further on suspicion of pitch encroachment .

The three Scunthorpe fans were detained on suspicion of pitch encroachment.

Great Manchester Police have revealed trouble started at least two hours before the game at a pub on the town's Haymarket Street and the travelling Scunthorpe fans had to be escorted to the stadium on Gigg Lane.

A force spokesman said:"Shortly after 12.45pm on Saturday 1 October, police were called to reports of a disturbance at a pub on Haymarket Street, Bury.

"The incident involved supporters of Scunthorpe United, ahead of the League One football match with Bury, which kicked-off at Gigg Lane at 3pm.

"Away supporters were escorted by police to the stadium, and officers were later requested to be present inside the ground following repeated acts of disorder.

"Police escorted Scunthorpe supporters away from the ground after the match, when there was disorder involving home and away fans.

"The vast majority of fans were there to watch the match and enjoy their day at the football.

"However, a minority were intent on causing disorder and police were forced to act accordingly.

"Four people were arrested on suspicion of pitch encroachment. and one Bury supporter was arrested on suspicion of violent disorder after the match. "

Bury

Free fight - 08/10/2016

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FC Kaiserlslautern vs Hamburg/Copenhagen
20 vs 20
FCK won

Free fight - 08/10/2016

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Brondby Fri Sport vs Djurgarden Fina Grabbar
20 vs 20
Brondby lads won

Spain: Almeria - Alicante - 09/10/2016

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Uruguay: Danubio - Rampla Juniors - 09/10/2016

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Russia: Free fights - 08 & 09/10/2016

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Banda Insane (Spartak Moscow) vs MFS (CSKA)
10 vs 10
MFS won

Mol.Luchёvskie (Sergiev Posad) vs BWWings (TCA)
13 vs 13
BW Wings won

Gendarms (Dynamo Moscow) vs Wild flock (Spartak Moscow)
10 vs 10
Gendarms won

Gendarms (Dynamo Moscow) vs COnfidence + Forest Dancers
Gendarms won

NEED HELP: someone to name or confirm teams involved??

2 more teenagers arrested over attack on York City FC buses - 01/10/2016

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

POLICE investigating an attack on two mini buses carrying York City fans following their game away to Barrow AFC on Saturday have now made a six arrests.

Three 15-year-old boys from the Barrow area have been arrested in the past wo days hours. They too have been bailed until a later date.

The attack is believed to have taken place shortly after 5pm in the A590 Walney Road, in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria.

Two men were taken to hospital with cuts to the head and face. They have since been discharged.

As well as the two 15-year-old boys, a man aged 22, another boy aged 15, and a 14-year-old boy, who are all from the Barrow area, have also been arrested and bailed pending further enquiries.

Cumbria Constabulary chief inspector Dave Bosson said: "This was a cowardly and deplorable incident and we are urging anyone who witnessed what happened or has any information which may assist us to call in.

"Thankfully this type of behaviour is extremely rare, which makes it all the more shocking. I’m sure all football fans in the Barrow area and beyond will join me in saying this type of incident is indefensible and we will do everything possible to ensure those responsible are held accountable for their actions."

All five of those arrested have been bailed with conditions which include not entering an exclusion zone around Barrow AFC’s home ground, preventing them from attending any games while investigations are on-going.

The bail conditions also mean they cannot go into any licensed premises between 11am and 7pm on the day of a Saturday Barrow AFC home fixture or between 5pm and 11pm on the evening of a mid-week Barrow AFC home fixture. They are also precluded from associating with each other.

One mini bus that was attacked was from Tower Travel in York and the other was from Malc Collins Mini Coaches Ltd in Selby.

Mr Collins released three of the four pictures above to The Press on Sunday.

He said: "I'm not sure how close to the ground they were. All I know was they were heading away and were sort of ambushed.

"Obviously they [the offenders] must know the route police take the away fans out by, and it seems like it was a well-planned ambush from what I have been told."

Daniel Donnor, from Tower Travel, said: "It is utterly despicable behaviour.

"The coach was a carrying a group of people, including families.

"It happened about half a mile from the football ground. Half a brick and rubble was used to throw at the vehicle."

He added: "We have been carrying York City fans for about nine years and there's never been any trouble."

Tower Travel sent another mini bus to Barrow to pick up its passengers.

A club statement on Sunday from Barrow AFC said: “Immediately following the game with York City, there was a serious incident involving persons causing damage to a visiting supporters vehicle and resulting in significant personal injury.

"Barrow AFC have received a report from Cumbria Police and understand that two people have been arrested so far.

"There will be meetings between the police and club officials this week to review the situation, and will issue a joint statement at that time.

"Mindless acts of violence have no place in our community, and it is hoped that the continuing efforts of the club, the police, and the 99.999% of Barrow AFC supporters to provide a safe environment to allow all attendees to enjoy a special experience at Furness Building Society Stadium, will be embraced by the wider community as a whole.

"Barrow AFC apologises to those who have experienced distress from the actions of those who have no place in our football club, and wish a speedy and full recovery to those injured in any way.”

Anyone with any information about this incident is urged to call PC Rickie Wallbank at Cumbria Constabulary on 101 quoting incident number 189 of September 24, 2016 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Hungary: Gyor - Videoton II - 01/10/2016

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Gyõr 60 + Vasas 10 + Nyíregyháza 8 vs Videoton 60 + Debrecen 8

Short fight because plice intervened.

GKT Tychy - Radomiak Radom - 01/10/2016

Source : Youtube + http://extremesupporters.com/2016/10/01/gks-tychy-gks-katowice-01-10-2016/ (PHOTOS) + http://www.12zawodnik.pl/galeria/gks-tychy---gks-katowice-2/id:57f0b5b8abaaa (PHOTOS)

Jagiellonia Bialystok II - Widzew Lodz - 01/10/2016

Source : Youtube + http://extremesupporters.com/2016/10/09/jagiellonia-ii-bialystok-widzew-lodz-09-10-2016/ (PHOTOS)