Season 16/17 - April

Spain: Olivenza CF - Badajoz CF - 14/04/2017

Source : Mail

Troubles caused by Badajoz supporters and local players.

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Argentina : Belgrano - Talleres de Córdoba  - 14/04/2017

Source : http://tn.com.ar/

New incident commits by Talleres fans. A supporter, Emanuel Balbo, was voluntarily cast except the stand and made a 3-metre fall. He is in a serious state.

On Saturday, when Emanuel Balbo, saw in the stand one of the murderers - called Sapo (toad) - his brother, he saw red. A fight immediately burst but did not turn to the advantage of Balbo.

Translation Underground Fans

Real Madrid - Bayern Munich - 18/04/2017

Source: http://www.independent.ie/

Bayern Munich fans in ugly clashes with the baton-wielding Spanish police

Bayern Munich supporters were involved in ugly clashes with Spanish police during their side’s Champions League quarter-final clash on Tuesday night.
Violence flared after the local authorities tried to remove banners German fans were displayed during an eventful last eight tie, that was finally decided by a glut of goals for the home side in extra time.
Cristiano Ronaldo may have dominated the headlines on the pitch as his hat-trick fired the defending European champion to a 6-3 aggregate victory, yet the scenes in the stands at the Bernabeu provided an unfortunate sideshow.
Read More: Cristiano Ronaldo scores his 98th, 99th and 100th Champions League goals to knock Bayern out in controversial thriller
The Spanish police appeared to launch an operation to remove several Bayern Munich fans and their banners during the half-time interval, with clashes occurring as they made a collective move on their targets.

Bayern Munich file UEFA complaint over Madrid police ‘attack’ - 19/04/2017

Source: http://www.hindustantimes.com/

Bayern Munich accused Spanish police of “violent attacks” on their supporters during the Champions League defeat at Real Madrid and filed a complaint with UEFA on Wednesday.
The German club said police action on Tuesday during half time at the Santiago Bernabeu was “completely misplaced and excessive” and have requested an explanation from Spanish authorities.
Eye-witnesses said that riot police stormed the visitors’ section of the ground to remove a banner, which led to Bayern fans attacking officers, who replied in kind.
About 4,500 Bayern fans travelled to watch the Germans bow out 6-3 on aggregate, after going down on the night 4-2 in extra time in the quarter-final second leg.

Lyon and Besiktas hit with suspended European competition bans and £84,000 fines by UEFA for crowd trouble in Europa League clash - 19/04/2017

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

Lyon and Besiktas have been handed suspended bans from European competition following the crowd disturbances which marred their Europa League match last Thursday.
Tension between rival supporters in the east-central French city spilled into the Parc OL before the scheduled 2005 BST kick-off time, with a barrage of projectiles from the upper tiers forcing fans on to the pitch and casting the viability of the fixture into doubt.
The trouble eventually abated and the teams were able to start the game 45 minutes later than planned, with Lyon recovering to beat the Turkish champions 2-1 in the quarter-final's first leg.



UEFA subsequently launched action against both clubs and on Wednesday - a little over 24 hours before the second leg in Istanbul - announced bans for both clubs, suspended for two years. The clubs have also been fined 100,000 euros (£84,000) each, UEFA said.
A UEFA control, ethics and disciplinary body (CEBD) statement said Lyon's charges were 'related to crowd disturbances, setting off of fireworks, stairways blocked, insufficient organisation and field invasion by supporters after their second goal'.
The charges against Besiktas were 'related to crowd disturbances, setting off of fireworks and throwing of objects'.
The statement added: 'Based on the official reports and the current available evidence at the disposal of the UEFA disciplinary bodies, the CEDB has considered that the supporters of both clubs were responsible for the crowd disturbances at the match.'

Lyon president Jean-Michel Aulas was seen urging supporters to calm down and return to their seats at the time, but following full-time the 68-year-old claimed there had been no choice but to 'flee'.
He told L'Equipe: 'There were many who were wounded but who did not want to sit back down immediately because of pride.
'Because of the firecrackers, some had suffered severe injuries. There were a number of firecrackers that exploded over our fans' heads so they had only one option, to flee onto the pitch.

'It was fortunate that they invaded it, otherwise they would have been trapped by the Turkish fans.
'Some of those did not have tickets.
'It was a very difficult experience, but it was up to me to take responsibility, otherwise we would not have been able to play.'

Cyprus : AEL - APOEL - Cup - 19/04/2017

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

Four policemen injured after violent clashes with APOEL Nicosia fans



Cyprus police say two men have been arrested following violent clashes in the stands during a Cypriot Cup quarterfinal match with light injuries for four policemen.
Police said Thursday that officers had to use tear gas to subdue APOEL Nicosia fans, who threw plastic seats at them and let off flares, as they accompanied firefighters trying to put out a fire started in a stadium washroom.
The two arrested men, aged 21 and 37, also suffered minor injuries.
The violence erupted midway through Wednesday's match at host AEL Limassol.

Bröndby IF - FC Copenhagen - 17/04/2017

Source: http://nypost.com/

Disgusting proof soccer hooligans have gone too far

A group of Danish football hooligans opted for furry ammunition at Monday’s Copenhagen Derby.
Brondby supporters found a way to sneak dead rats into Copenhagen’s home stadium, then launched the beasts onto the field late in the second half as Copenhagen’s Ludwig Augustinsson was preparing to take a corner kick. Augustinsson solicited the help of a teammate and the two kicked the rats off the field in disgust before resuming play.
A security guard found a surprise of his own on the field, grabbing the lifeless rat by its tail and discarding it near the stands.

Manchester United - RSC Anderlecht - 20/04/2017

Source: Mail

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Schalke 04 - Ajax Amsterdam - 20/04/2017

Source: http://www.radioemscherlippe.de/

Two football fans, one cop hurt at Ajax vs Schalke match

Two fans and a police officer were injured around the Europa League quarter final match between Ajax and Schalke 04 at the Veltins Arena in Gelsenkirchen, Germany on Thursday, the German police said in a statement. There were also 129 arrests and charges filed against 49 people.
The police did not say whether the injured fans were Dutch or German.

Despite the arrests and injuries, the German police are satisfied with the evening. "Despite isolated incidents and clashes in the run up to the match, the peaceful supporters of both clubs showed how a violence free and spirited quarter final in the Europa League can look", the Gelsenkirchen police said in the statement.
Ajax lost the thrilling match 3-2. Schalke scored a goal in extra time and the Amsterdam team scored two. The very late goals see Ajax through on aggregate into the Europa League semis. 
An Ajax fan was arrested in Gelsenkirchen during the early hours of Thursday morning. He emptied a fire extinguisher in his hotel room and then through it out the window, Het Parool reports. 

Port Vale - Bolton Wanderers - 22/04/2017

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

Bolton vs Port Vale suspended after fans fought on the pitch before referee led players away from violent scenes

The League One clash between Bolton and Port Vale was suspended this afternoon after fans from both sides fought on the pitch.
Visiting supporters were celebrating David Wheater's opening goal when they spilled on to the field, believing the header would take them back to the Championship.

Home fans took the opportunity to confront them, forcing police to intervene.
Referee Carl Boyeson then led the teams off the pitch for around 10 minutes.
When the match resumed, Gary Madine doubled Phil Parkinson's side's lead but results elsewhere mean Bolton will have to wait to have their promotion confirmed.

Port Vale supporters club vice-chairman Mark Porter told the Stoke Sentinel: "Bolton fans went onto the pitch after they scored - and some Vale fans also went onto the pitch.
"I don't think you can condone going onto the pitch whatever club you support - whether you are ecstatic at going up or frustrated at going down.

"It should not be seen in football. I was watching people with children leaving. It has been a frustrating season and this has just put the dampeners on it really and capped it all  off.

"These are the kind of scenes we thought had gone decades ago in football."
The Wanderers are second in the table, 14 points behind champions Sheffield United but two points clear of Fleetwood.

Sporting Portugal - Benfica - 22/04/2017

Source: http://www.football-italia.net/

A fan dies in clashes in Lisbon ahead of derby

A fan who was attending the derby between Sporting CP and Benfica has been killed after clashes between supporters in Lisbon.
Sporting Club de Portugal released a statement to confirm the 41-year-old died last night, but noted the police are investigating and “the club does not feel it is responsible for what happened.
“We do wish the fan’s family our most heartfelt condolences.”
Fiorentina have long been twinned with Sporting and the supporter had been in Lisbon to attend today’s derby.
According to various reports, he was hit by a car when trying to escape running battles between Sporting and Benfica fans near the stadium.

AS Saint-Etienne - Rennes - 23/04/2017

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

Thousands of ultras invade stadium during Saint-Etienne fixture being played behind closed doors

Saint-Etienne’s home date with Rennes in Ligue 1 was temporarily suspended as thousands of ultras broke into a fixture supposed to be played behind closed doors.
Fans were barred from attending the fixture following trouble during a meeting with Lyon in February.
An employee of Saint-Etienne was injured during that contest, with missiles thrown onto the pitch from the terraces.

The decision to impose a stadium ban was initially appealed, although that claim to the LFP was later withdrawn.
Further troubled flared, though, during a fixture which should have taken place in front of empty stands, with supporters forcing their way past security.

Referee Ruddy Buquet was forced to remove the players from the field in the 16th minute.
After a 15-minute break, the fans left and the match was able to resume.
Those who had made their way into the ground did leave quietly, but could still be heard offering their support to Saint-Etienne from outside the stadium.

FC Nantes - Bordeaux - 16/04/2017

Source : http://www.lexpress.fr/



After 12 minutes, Brigade Loire supporters used dozens of firecrackers befor throwing them into the pitch.
The referee of the game, François Letexier, have stopped the game for several minutes.

Argentina : Club Parque Sur - Union FC de Totoras - 16/04/2017

Source: http://actu.orange.fr/

Police forces needed to intervene because Parque Sur supporters started to throw rocks in direction of away players.
Trainer and others people from Union Totoras were also assaulted: they were kicked and punched by supporters who entered the pitch.
Finally, police forces have stopped the game.

Darmstadt 98 - Schalke 04 - 16/04/2017

Source: https://www.waz.de/

Some tension started at the end of the game on Schalke side with missiles thrown and supporters who tried to enter the pitch.

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Poland : Podlesie Biała Podlaska - Motor Lublin - 17/04/2017

Source: https://fr.sputniknews.com/

Orleta Radzyn Podlaski hooligans have attacked Motor fans who were escorted by police.

Twenty-six hooligans were arrested.

Belgium: free fight - ??/04/2017

Source: Instagram

A free fight was planned between Standard (RSCL Youth) and Gent (9000 Crew).

The fight was cancelled because police arrived.

Free fight - ??/04/2017

Source: forums

OGC Nice (France) vs BOrussia Dortmund (Germany)
11 vs 11

Nice won

Belgium/The Netherlands: Free fight - ??/04/2017

Source: forums

Antwerp/Willem II vs Genk/Sittard
25 vs 25
First coalition won

Belgium: Free fight - ??/04/2017

Source: forums

Antwerp vs CS Bruges
7 vs 7

Antwerp won

Czech Republic: Free fight - 09/04/2017

Source: forums

Ceske Budejovice (South Legion) vs SK Sigma Olomouc + GKS Jastrzebie (Poland)
Sigma & GKS won

Arsenal FC - Manchester City - Cup - 23/04/2017

Source: Youtube

Hungary: Free fight - 22/04/2017

Source: Instagram

Haladas vs Zalaergerszeg
8 vs 8
Zala won

Hungary: Free fight - 22/04/2017

Source: Instagram

Videoton vs Sopron
8 vs 8
Videoton won

Dynamo Kiev - Shakhtar Donetsk - 21/04/2017

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

'100% white' Dynamo Kiev ultras in KKK masks launch horrific ‘white frenzy’ demo over rivals Shakhtar Donetsk’s black players

DYNAMO KIEV fans launched a disgraceful racist demonstration against Shakhtar Donetsk over the number of black players – with some vile supporters wearing Ku Klux Klan masks.
The club’s ultras dressed in all white costumes with hoods like those of the the KKK.

A number even wore white masks as they waved white flags around the stadium and directed sickening abuse at Shakhtar players.

Some supporters had swastikas drawn on their costumes as trouble broke about between the two sets of fans.
Dynamo's racist fans are not happy that their opposition team featured a number of black players.

And their group of hooligans reportedly planned the arrangement for a large number of fans to wear white, their team colours, which they called "white frenzy".
On the eve of the match they took to Twitter to release a video message urging the home fans to prepare for the "#whitefrenzy".
They also unveiled a huge banner in the stands which translates to "100 per cent white."
Flares were lit in the stands and thrown in the crowds in both the home and away sections as Shakhtar claimed a 1-0 victory.

A Uefa inspector was also in attendance to watch the action unfold as he continued to survey the readiness of the stadium which is set to host the 2018 Champions League final.
And it is not the first time Dynamo fans have launched a racially aggravated attack against league leaders Shakhtar.
In 2013 a group of fans had a photo taken next to Shakhtar's team bus dressed as KKK members.
Two years later Dynamo fans were condemned when they were filmed brutally attacking four black supporters during a home Champions League match against Chelsea.